Real theology is still a world away from the commercial variety. But it is hidden in the Bible and certain "keys" unlock it.
It all comes down to a grand plan to restore fallen man to a collective (divine) perfection. What we are seeing right now is the formation of the head - nearly the last major phase.
The doc reffed in that link goes into the meaning of mountain, of feet, of eyes.
It is all code.
As far as how many "see" it, only a few at first, but then it grows.
The first generation of "new humans" is after the time of man, and called the son of man.
We now live 20 years into this period, and it is starting to be realized.
The real truth that Moses hid is not found in Hebraic studies. It is deciphered instead through nature and other keys Judaism has never had.
That page does describe how these things have been so well hidden for so long, and are now so plainly manifest in the right places.
Yes. And there is sacred context for much of the ancient records that "repeats" it all in harmony with nature, making it all live again.
The Word comes to life again and most of the text of the Bible then applies to a new paradigm of fulfillment now going on.
This also makes much of the common church theology we now have obsolete, and as Paul would say "malicious" to the new.
>If folks could apply that to their existing doctrine knowledge …
Well, therein lies the problem. It takes fresh minds. There is no putting new wine in old wineskins. The self-taught though, yeah - given they have and use the keys that make it all make sense newly.
And it takes some structured group effort ideally, everybody needs some confirmation and direction.
Journalism is in for major renovation.
I don't see it even surviving as we know it, at length.
I think we are already modeling a new means of information publication that will change all that.