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Tag Archives: byzantium
Review: Babylon’s Banksters (Farrell)
While the specific details often border into the esoteric realm, Farrell’s broader conclusions are sound. Further, Farrell has done the painstaking work of detailing the connections between money, religion, and power. Indeed, the old adage “Follow the Money” rings true … Continue reading
Posted in Book Review, Occult
Tagged babylon, byzantium, economics, joseph farrell, new world order, nikola tesla, rothschilds
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Review: Byzantium and the Rise of Russia
Many people think of the Byzantines as late decadents, lesser sons of great lords. And even at their greatest, so the argument goes, their glory was marred by caesaropapism. Meyendorff helps correct that misunderstnding. To understand the fading role of … Continue reading
Unleash the theopoets
Flow and Highlights I will capture the flow of Gregory’s life along with crucial highlights. McGuckin’s thesis suggests something along the lines that Gregory “midwifed” a new Christian vision into the old imperium. Gregory’s Post-Hellenic Vision Gregory opted for something … Continue reading
Posted in Book Review, Fathers
Tagged byzantium, gregory of nazianzus, john mcguckin, monarchia, triadology
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Midwifing a Byzantium
Harnack had it backwards. Did the early church “Hellenize” and thus negate Gospel purity? The question defies any easy answer. We will look at a few. (1) Harnack held that the early church imported Greek concepts into the sweet biblical … Continue reading
Posted in Fathers
Tagged byzantium, Calvinist International, constantine, gregory of nazianzus, hellenism, john mcguckin, john zizioulas
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