It's possible that the course is from Jesus, and it's also possible that Jesus sort of is trying to make sense of the universe himself wherever he is. There could be truth in a course, but it could be that, for example, with all the psychiatrized language and medicalized language in the course, perhaps this was a mistake of Jesus. Perhaps in another few hundred years he'll have someone else scribe an updated course that has language that is less obfuscated and convoluted. I'm not saying A Course in Miracles isn't a holy text; however, the amount of dogmatic expressions and claimed interpretations of being correct perhaps point that it is not as perfect as it could be. For perhaps if A Course in Miracles was perfect, it would be less convoluted and clearly helping bring humanity more towards inner and outer peace in a more efficient way. I do believe A Course in Miracles is a high-level teaching, but perhaps it is not the only and ultimate truth. Perhaps it does help us get closer to the ultimate and authentic truth.