Thomas Inman - Ancient pogány and modern keresztény szimbolizmus

Freed from the shackles of the ruling hierarchy, today's philosophers can view the teachings of the fifth book of Moses in a new light. Knowing that the same symbolism is common in many forms of religion that are distant from each other in time and space, they believe that the danger of asking questions about faith is not the adoption of a foreign religion, but the abandonment of the current methods of faith. When we see the same ideas uttered as divine truth on the banks of the ancient Ganges as on the coasts of the Mediterranean to-day, we are compelled to admit that they spring somehow from a common source, whether divine revelation or the result of human ingenuity. As man invents new religions today, he may have done so long ago, and since we are all human, we can believe that our inventions are characterized by the virtues and faults of humanity. We also know from experience that similar thoughts lead to similar actions. In the case of religious beliefs, this similarity appears in the corresponding symbolism.

Hermit Publishing House
Esoteric
230 pages
Binding: paperback glued
ISBN: 9786155984686
Author: Thomas Inman
Release year: 2021