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The Living Force
Thanks for this (and other topics) on Caesar/Jesus!
Caesar was "Wise as a serpent, gentle as a dove"?
I finished "The Ancient City", and what a great read!
I especially liked Book 5, Chapter III, how the concept
of the universal God was given as a universal right to
all men (gentiles) and the right to man's own thoughts
and conscience. In other words, to shine a light on, to
open up, what was hidden and privileged from those
who were not members of the Family, City, or State.
I will now read "Jesus Was Caesar" online while waiting
for the book to be delivered (Amazon-UK took a month
of non-fulfilment, so I cancelled and ordered via a third
party via Amazon-US, for $47.42, and another month).
Caesar was "Wise as a serpent, gentle as a dove"?
I finished "The Ancient City", and what a great read!
I especially liked Book 5, Chapter III, how the concept
of the universal God was given as a universal right to
all men (gentiles) and the right to man's own thoughts
and conscience. In other words, to shine a light on, to
open up, what was hidden and privileged from those
who were not members of the Family, City, or State.
I will now read "Jesus Was Caesar" online while waiting
for the book to be delivered (Amazon-UK took a month
of non-fulfilment, so I cancelled and ordered via a third
party via Amazon-US, for $47.42, and another month).