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Category Archives: Western esotericism
DESULTORY THOUGHTS, PART TWO: EARLY CHURCH FATHERS, HELLENIC WISDOM, AND “PLATONIC ORIENTALISM”
In some early writers like Origen, Clement of Alexandria, and even St. Justin Martyr, we find the idea that the Logos Christ is the completion of a truth that was available in a smaller dose to everyone through reason and … Continue reading
Posted in Apostolic Fathers, Christology, Clement of Alexandria, Early Church Fathers, Eastern Orthodox Theology, Eastern Religions; Orthodoxy; Eastern Orthodox Theology, Greeks, Hellenes, Hellenic Wisdom, Logos, Origen, Orthodoxy, patristics, perennialism, philosophy, Platonic Orientalism, Soteriology, St Justin Martyr, Uncategorized, Western esotericism
Tagged Christology, Early Church Fathers, Justin Martyr, Logos, Orthodoxy, philosophy, Platonic Orientalism, Soteriology, theology, Western esotericism
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“In the Beginning Was Fluid”: An Interview with James L. Kelley. Part One. Ancient Cosmogony and Amniotic Light.
Leo Kelley and James L. Kelley, “’In the Beginning Was Fluid’: An Interview with James L. Kelley. Part One. Ancient Cosmogony and Amniotic Light.” May, 2016. Leo Kelley: Okay, what we propose to do here is a series of short … Continue reading
Posted in Amniotic light, Ancient Religions, Antiquity, Deviant Sexuality, Eastern Religions, Egyptian religion, Greeks, Hellenes, History of Sexuality, Indo-European Culture, Indo-European Homogenesis, Indo-European Religion, Mysticism of Light, Soma, Sophianic spirituality, Sophiology, Vedas, Western esotericism
Tagged Ambrosial nectar, Amniotic light, Ancient cosmogony, Ancient cosmology, Ancient myths, Egyptian creation story, Ethnocentrism, History of Sexuality, Indo-Europeans, Reproductive fluid, Sex and religion, Sophiology, Vedas, Western esotericism
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