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Œuvres de Alvin Boyd Kuhn

A Rebirth for Christianity (1988) 27 exemplaires
Esoteric Structure of the Alphabet (1993) 18 exemplaires
The Ultimate Canon of Knowledge (1985) 7 exemplaires
The Lost Key to the Scriptures (1966) 7 exemplaires
Red Sea is Your Blood (1993) 6 exemplaires
Easter : The Birthday of the Gods (1993) 6 exemplaires
India's True Voice (1672) 6 exemplaires
The Root of all Religion (1993) 5 exemplaires

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Date de naissance
1880-09-22
Date de décès
1963
Sexe
male
Nationalité
USA
Études
Columbia University (Ph.D., 1931)

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What is the history of Christmas and its origins? Until Now, we all have been willing participants into this holiday that has far more significance than we think in its symbolic Trees and Carols. To find out more, just read this scholarly work which describes in detail the origins of this Holiday and the meaning behind Christmas. (Barnes & Noble)
 
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DClodgeTS | Mar 30, 2022 |
Kuhn, the American Theosophist ,is not a credible writer; lot of facts rported, but you cannot trust his interpretaions. E.G., he got the wrong Pontius Pilate. Hostile, opinionated, and contemptuous.
 
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brendanus | 1 autre critique | Jul 15, 2019 |
As the introduction explains, this book was written as one of a series of books on American religious life, so this focuses on the history of theosophy in America, beginning with forerunners like Emerson's Transcendentalism and then going through Blavatsky, the faction fights after her death, and recent (as of 1930s) developments. As Kuhn says, it is difficult to describe much of this from an American point of view, as many of the important events took place outside America. This account seems to be sympathetic to Theosophy but basically factual.… (plus d'informations)
 
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antiquary | Jan 8, 2018 |
This is a masterful explanation of the Perennial Philosophy / Theosophy explanation of creation and the way that Spirit interacts with matter to create the world and consciousness. It is not, however, a book about sex. True to the title, sex is used only a symbol of the act of creation and is not even mentioned until the last chapter.
 
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millsge | Jun 27, 2009 |

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Œuvres
37
Membres
241
Popularité
#94,248
Évaluation
4.2
Critiques
5
ISBN
67
Favoris
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