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- Divine Truth is a spiritual movement based in Queensland, Australia, taught by Alan John Miller, also known as A.J., who claims to be the reincarnation of Jesus of Nazareth, and his partner, Mary Suzanne Luck, who claims to be the reincarnation of Mary Magdalene. The couple describe Divine Truth as non-religious. Alan John Miller was born on March 10, 1963 in Loxton, South Australia, Australia, and Mary Suzanne Luck was born on January 2, 1979 in Brisbane, Queensland, Australia. Alan and Mary both claim that prior to their current lives on Earth, they each have lived only a single life on Earth, which began around the beginning of the 1st century AD and then continued for 1900+ years in the spirit world (or other dimensional spaces) after their deaths on Earth in the 1st century. They state that during their existence in the spirit world, they continued to grow and learn, and were able to discover a process by which they could return to Earth. Miller calls the return process “reincarnation”, but his description of the process doesn't have much in common with most other reincarnation philosophies that are currently being taught. Miller claims that Divine Truth is God’s Truth, which is the absolute truth about the universe and everything inside of it, from the perspective of God. He clearly defines Divine Truth as non-religious, saying "It is always logical, it is always scientific in its nature, it is always mathematical in its nature. It is always based in reality, but not human reality, it's the reality of how God sees everything." Miller teaches that he has discovered it through forming a personal relationship with God, and he teaches that Divine Truth can be discovered by any person through the same process. Divine Truth teachings include information about God and God’s nature, the nature of the human soul, its growth and potentials, how to have a relationship with God, what is loving from God’s perspective, how to become a more loving individual, life after death, spirits and the spirit world, and the laws that govern the operation of the universe. Several of Miller's teachings are very similar to teachings found in True Gospel Revealed Anew by Jesus (4 vols.) (1940-1972), a collection of material which had been dictated (between 1914-1922) via a form of automatic writing through lawyer and medium James Edward Padgett (August 25, 1852 - March 17, 1923). This material allegedly had been communicated directly to Padgett by Jesus and by several other discarnate spirits who were also highly spiritually advanced. The Prayer for Divine Love, on the Divine Truth website, was originally dictated to Padgett on December 2, 1916. Miller claims that since he is Jesus, he gave most of the information contained within the Padgett messages to James Padgett. (en)
- Verdade Divina é um novo movimento religioso ou espiritual baseado na Austrália. Começou em 2005, através do professor espiritual Alan John Miller, também conhecido como A. J., que afirma ser Jesus de Nazaré reencarnado. Miller costumava ser um engenheiro de sistemas de computador. Em 2007, Miller comprou uma propriedade de 16 hectares em Wilkesdale, Queensland, Austrália. Em 2009, a Verdade Divina comprou outra propriedade de 240 ha com planos para a construção de "centros de aprendizagem" e um centro de visitas para visitantes internacionais. Centenas de pessoas já compraram dezenas de propriedades que ao redor de Miller, perto de Kingaroy. (pt)
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- Divine Truth is a spiritual movement based in Queensland, Australia, taught by Alan John Miller, also known as A.J., who claims to be the reincarnation of Jesus of Nazareth, and his partner, Mary Suzanne Luck, who claims to be the reincarnation of Mary Magdalene. The couple describe Divine Truth as non-religious. (en)
- Verdade Divina é um novo movimento religioso ou espiritual baseado na Austrália. Começou em 2005, através do professor espiritual Alan John Miller, também conhecido como A. J., que afirma ser Jesus de Nazaré reencarnado. Miller costumava ser um engenheiro de sistemas de computador. (pt)
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