About Yeshuans

Replacing religion with subjective education.

What do we mean by religion?

We think God has objective existence, but we can’t experience perfect knowledge of that existence as long as we’re limited to our material condition. Our minds, wills, and emotions act as a filter and militate against our full understanding of Truth.

In this way, we understand religion to mean any claim that it enmeshes a chosen material form (physical, intellectual, or behavioral) as a direct representation of God or Truth. Material forms can be blatantly obvious like temples, rituals, symbols, etc., but they can be less visible like doctrines, theological systems, personal identity, or political ideologies.

At Yeshuans we are working to disentangle God from these material forms to release a person from condemnation, exclusion, and bondage. The greatest harm of religion is equating a person’s thoughts, or emotions, or outward life to the heart of a person for God; the heart is (and only) what counts in God, and the one thing nobody can judge. Our mission is to dismantle every mode of judgment that is done in the name of God, and replace it with one principal alone: agape, or selfless and sacrificial, love.

What is subjective education and how does it replace religion?

Where religion materializes Truth, subjective education opens it.
Where religion condemns, subjective education welcomes.
Where religion narrows, subjective education widens.

At Yeshuans, subjective education means learning as a deeply personal, individual pursuit; it is a way of growing toward true liberty. It’s not tied to institutions or credentials, but to a mindset that stays open to new information. Through humility, curiosity, and love, we believe learning becomes a spiritual act – one that liberates us from stagnation, judgment, and religious constraint.

After the change, what role remains for institutional religion?

Once subjective education replaces religion, the false claims to authority that enable control and harm lose their power.
At Yeshuans, our aim is to see institutions transformed, not destroyed, by redirecting their resources toward genuine humanitarian service. We believe organizations can reclaim their purpose by using their physical and financial means for humanitarian aid, becoming true vehicles of love and liberation instead of judgment and exclusion.

How do we work on this goal at Yeshuans?

Our platform exists for your own subjective education: a space to explore, question, and grow in freedom. No matter your background, lifestyle, or material circumstances, you are welcome here.

Built from decades of independent, non-institutional research and teaching, Yeshuans reflects a long pursuit of liberating individuals from the chains of religion and opening the way to a more personal, authentic relationship with God.

Our platform is organized into four areas: School, TV, Programs, and Discussion. Each one contains decades of teachings, archives, and new initiatives that continue reshaping the spiritual landscape today.

What do we teach at Yeshuans?

While everyone is welcome to participate and disagree, Yeshuans teaches from a specific perspective, one that has been developed through decades of study, reflection, and ministerial, real-life application. At its core, this perspective can be summarized as follows:

We call this position biblical fulfillment. While it shares some ground with the “Preterist perspective”, fulfillment goes further – emphasizing not just what was completed in history, but what that completion means for every person’s ongoing, personal relationship with God today.

How can I participate at Yeshuans?

Everyone is welcome to participate. This is not a religion, or a separate group, but instead an educational platform that we hope aids individuals in their respective religious situations. You are free to use our excess of 10,000 hours of hand produced content at your disposal in your subjective educational pursuits.

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