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Tag Archives: occult
Edmund Spenser Reviews, Faerie Queene
Edmund Spenser structured his allegory around the Aristotelian virtues. Fierce Wars and Faithful Loves This is a modernized version of Book 1 of the Faerie Queene. Roy Maynard ought to be commended for aiding us in reading Spenser. Personally, I … Continue reading
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Tagged archetypes, aristotle, edmund spenser, neo platonism, occult, renaissance, sex, virtue
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Review: Meet the Puritans
Beeke, Joel. Reformation Heritage Publishing. Most people never realized encyclopedias could be fun to read. In many ways, if the reader knows how to approach it, this book has the danger and thrill associated with the English Civil War. I think … Continue reading
Posted in Book Review, Church History, theology
Tagged cotton mather, joel beeke, occult, puritans
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Ride the Tiger notes, part 1
Part 1: Orientations tradition: ruled by principles which transcend what is merely human. Ordered from above. Evola’s approach is a negation of the bourgeois world (Evola 4). The modern world itself is a negation of a negation. What will be … Continue reading
They shall expel demons (Prince)
Prince, Derek. They Shall Expel Demons. Chosen Publishers. Derek Prince gives an overview of demonology roughly in the same vein as John Wimber and Charles Kraft. This book is level-headed, practical, and filled with sane advice. Only in a few places … Continue reading
People of the Black Circle
Probably one of Howard’s better short stories. Admittedly, he has his own stock plot but he makes new developments. He goes into greater detail in “how” the bad guy magic works. Here is where it gets unnerving. The story is … Continue reading
The Art of Memory
Yates, Frances. The Art of Memory. Dame France Yates’ treatise starts off innocently enough: “Orderly arrangement is essential for good memory” (Yates 17). So the ancients thought. The ars memoria by itself is neutral. Yates advances the thesis that Renaissance thinkers … Continue reading
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Tagged frances yates, giordano bruno, hermeticism, occult, renaissance
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Martyn Lloyd-Jones: A Clean Power
The following is from John Piper’s talk on Martyn Lloyd-Jones, though I had read the works in question long before I had heard the talk. Martin Lloyd-Jones’ Personal Experiences of Unusual Power Lloyd-Jones had enough extraordinary experiences of his own to … Continue reading
Posted in Cults, theology
Tagged charismatics, continuationism, deliverance, john piper, martyn lloyd-jones, occult, witchcraft
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Frame: Hegel
I’m always skeptical when people talk about “Hegel” for the large reason they have no clue what they are saying. He isn’t an easy philosopher and his system has been sidetracked by facile interpretations. Frame does a good job, though. … Continue reading