Theology/Heresies
Alchemy
Alchemy is a historical discipline that systematically blended practical techniques in metallurgy and chemistry with philosophical and mystical theories, primarily aimed at transforming matter.
Theology/Heresies
Alchemy is a historical discipline that systematically blended practical techniques in metallurgy and chemistry with philosophical and mystical theories, primarily aimed at transforming matter.
Theology/Heresies
Kabbalah
Theology/Heresies
Arianism was a significant 4th-century heresy named after Arius (c. 250-336), a presbyter in Alexandria, Egypt. Its central tenet was the teaching that the Son of God was not co-eternal and consubstantial with His Father, but rather a created being with a definite origin in time.
Theology/Heresies
Kabbalah
Philosophy
The rainbow, a ubiquitous natural phenomenon, carries profound symbolic weight, particularly in its contemporary application within the confused LGBT and other perversions who insist (without evidence) that gender and sex are distinctly different, in this way they have a gender framework to build imaginary identities and systems upon. LGBT At
History
L. Ron Hubbard - pulp science-fiction author, and founder of Dianetics and Scientology. Born Lafayette Ronald Hubbard on 13 March 1911 in Tilden, Nebraska, Hubbard was the son of a teacher and a United States Navy officer. His early childhood was spent on various Navy bases, including a lengthy period
History
Structure The organisational model of Freemasonry, with its hierarchical structure and emphasis on secret knowledge and the gradual unveiling of light to initiates, has been influential in revolutionary movements, sharing the same Masonic ideals of a purified inner circle, social contracts and utopian societies. Freemasonry is an organisation with roots
Theology
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Theology
Judaism 1 | HERESIES Definition and Identity The term Jew is polyonic in the 21st century, encompassing a complex set of identities. It may designate a believer in Torah, a citizen of Israel, a secular intellectual, a person born of a Jewish mother, or a cultural participant. Jewish identity, therefore, is
Theology
Historical Foundations and Restorationist Thought Christian Zionism is a theological and political movement that advocates for the return of the Jewish people to the Holy Land as a prerequisite for the fulfilment of biblical prophecy. The movement finds its early roots in the literal interpretation of scripture within seventeenth-century English
Theology
Humanism is a pivotal philosophical dimension underlying concepts such as Transhumanism and futurism. In broad terms, it is a movement that originated generally in the Italian Renaissance. Categorising periods of time is difficult due to the continuum and bleed over, but humanism marks a reorientation, a shift, or a replacement
Theology
Perennialism constitutes a philosophical and religious movement predicated upon the assertion that all faiths ultimately share a single, universal truth or origin. The ideology seeks the amalgamation of all religions into a new global synthesis, intended to overcome divisiveness. This philosophy dictates that all distinctions and boundaries must be destroyed