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Tag Archives: magic
Gnostic Apocalypse
O’Regan, Cyril. gnostic apocalypse: jacob boehme’s haunted narrative Boehme is the site of the gnostic return to the modern world (ix). CR hints that Milbank is also credited with the gnostic return (2). The discourse is “haunted” in the sense … Continue reading
Posted in Cults, Occult, Philosophy
Tagged alchemy, cyril o'regan, gnosticism, jakob boehme, john milbank, kaballah, magic, renaissance
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Review: McGuckin’s The Path of Christianity
John McGuckin’s project is unique in that he starts his account in the 2nd Century, not the 1st. This allows him to explore the different “secessionist” offshoots from the main church. This meant for the Church that the office of … Continue reading
Posted in Book Review, Church History
Tagged canon, cyprian, john mcguckin, justinian, liturgy, magic, schism
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Hegel and the Hermetic Tradition
Was Hegel a Hermetic occultist? Maybe. Glen Magee takes us on a tour of Hegel’s writings, but unlike other Hegel scholars, Magee places Hegel against the occultic backdrop of his homeland and upbringing. This allows Magee to take seriously the … Continue reading
Posted in Book Review, Cults, Philosophy, Uncategorized
Tagged freemasons, hegel, magic, occult
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Olav II: Our Template in the War Against Paganism
A few years ago I came across the life and story of Saint-King Olav II of Norway. His life gripped me in many ways, for many of my intellectual struggles and concerns about my own life and where I am … Continue reading