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9 produkter
9 produkter
Häftad, Engelska, 2006
249 kr
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A grand work of philosophy and history, The Many Faces of God shows how our religious conceptions have been shaped by advances in technology and science. Beginning his narrative in the 1600s and concluding with the fervor of the millennium, Jeremy Campbell shows how Isaac Newton and his generation altered the medieval definition of God from one interpreted through divine messengers to an all-knowing, autocratic God who watched over the scientific wonders of the universe. Arguing that religions harbor a secret fear that science may one day explain God away, Campbell masterfully shows how twentieth-century technology and theology have become intertwined, often to the detriment of both disciplines. Illuminating the writings of such intellectual luminaries as Calvin, Luther, Einstein, and Niels Bohr, all the way up to John Updike, The Many Faces of God is a sweeping history of religious and scientific thought in the Western world.
Häftad, Engelska, 2024
351 kr
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E-bok
Engelska, 2024105 kr
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Ezrael Cain a professor in Occult Studies and Spiritualit after acquriing a mysterious tomb, is summoned by an ancient order. To his surpise it awakens an adventure that will change his life forever. Led to places not accesiable by mortal beings, he is shared truths that would make any religous cry herersy. In the arms of the Goddess Hecate, he found himself. He found his true nature, his true understanding of purpose. To walk side by side between worlds to help keep the flame of hope alive. Join him in the awakening to an ascended conciousness journey of erotic romance, adventure, and alternative realities.
E-bok
Engelska, 202691 kr
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Some discoveries rewrite history. Others awaken destiny.When archaeologist and occult scholar Ezrael Cain uncovers an impossible gold-plated book during an excavation in Sardinia, he believes he has found the greatest archaeological mystery of his career. Carbon dating places the artifact thousands of years before recorded civilization, yet its pages contain ancient rituals, forgotten languages, and a message meant for only one person—him.Haunted by visions and summoned by a mysterious family known as the Ophis, Ezrael follows the book's cryptic instructions and steps across the threshold into a hidden world where myth is history, gods still walk among humanity, and immortality comes with a price.Joined by the enigmatic Selene Ophis, Ezrael embarks on a journey beyond the boundaries of time and reality. Together they will confront ancient guardians, enter the legendary Garden, bargain with forgotten powers, and uncover secrets that have been hidden since the dawn of civilization.As the line between history and legend disappears, Ezrael must decide whether he is merely an observer of the past—or the one destined to reshape humanity's future.A sweeping blend of archaeological adventure, ancient mythology, occult mystery, and supernatural fantasy, Honor the Flame invites readers into a world where every legend holds a fragment of truth, and every choice has eternal consequences.
Häftad, Engelska, 2022
214 kr
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Inbunden, Engelska, 2022
362 kr
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Häftad, Engelska, 2023
213 kr
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Inbunden, Engelska, 2023
362 kr
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Häftad, Engelska, 2002
146 kr
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Lies are often so subtle, so deftly woven into easily acceptable truths, that we can fail to recognize them. Turning Sisela Bok's defense of truth in her book Lying on its head, Jeremy Campbell argues that deception should no longer be seen as artificial or deviant, but as a natural part of our world. Beginning with a study of evolutionary biology and the necessity (and ultimate value) of deceit in the animal kingdom, Campbell asks the difficult question of whether falsehood might, in fact, be instinctual. Guiding the reader through classical philosophy to more contemporary thinkers such as Freud and Nietzsche, Campbell links a multitude of disciplines and ideas in lucid and engaging prose. Unsettling some of our most firmly held beliefs about truth and ethics, The Liar's Tale is a riveting work of intellectual history. "This challenging romp through the underbelly of intellectual history...is fascinating and troublesome."—New York Times Book Review "[A] beautifully written book....a crisp and remarkably readable discussion."—John Frohnmayer, The Wilson Quarterly