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Leader of the English Reformation Burned as a Heretic
Thomas Cranmer (July 2, 1489 – March 21, 1556) This is the final one of the four men named Thomas who lived during Henry VIII’s reign, and had something to do with the creation of the Church of England. Thomas … Continue reading
Posted in history, spirituality
Tagged astrology, burned at the stake, Church of England, divorce, Henry VIII, heresy, heretics, marriage, Roman Catholic Church, Tudors
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The Siege That Still Echoes Through Time
Montségur This siege is not so well-known, at least not as well-known as Masada. But to “heretics” everywhere in the West, this one was very important. It was the starting point of us. Whatever lives modern Gnostics have returned as, … Continue reading
Posted in history, personal, spirituality
Tagged astrology, brothers-in-arms, Cathars, Crusades, Gnosticism, heretics, Knights Templar, reincarnation, Roman Catholic Church
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Once Upon a Time, Your Words Could Get You Burned at the Stake
Giordano Bruno (1548 – 1600) I’ve written about one aspect of Giordano Bruno‘s life before: it was part of the opening chapter of my “Star of Bethlehem” manuscript. It concerned whether one should even cast the horoscope of Jesus of … Continue reading
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Tagged astrology, burned at the stake, Gnosticism, heresy, heretics, inquisition, philosophy, Roman Catholic Church
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A Question of Evil
This article was prompted by a Richard Rohr Meditation that I got in my inbox this morning. In it, he discusses how systemic evil is in life. Evil only succeeds by disguising itself as good. Dom Hélder Câmara (1909-1999) was … Continue reading
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Tagged Conspiracy Theories, Gnosticism, good vs evil, heresy, heretics, politics, religion
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Order of the Rose Cross
Just when you thought it was safe to read about the past again, a new insight rears its beautiful head. Forbidden Faith In Chapter 7 (Rosicrucianism and the Great Lodges) of the above-noted book, I came across a quote which … Continue reading
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Tagged Gnosticism, heresy, heretics, past lives, reincarnation, religion, Rosicrucian
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Montsegur: the Cathars’ last stand?
When the Cathars were eliminated in 1244, the Catholic world breathed a sigh of relief. But were they really wiped out, or did they just retire to the spiritual realms in order to return again in the 20th Century? The … Continue reading
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Tagged Bons Hommes, Catalonia, Crusades, dualism, Gnosticism, heresy, heretics, reincarnation
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