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copernicus: back to the star garden
Man and thereby the earth not the center of the universe. Surely you must be joking. The Copernican revolution. The continuing adventures of Nick “Dark Energy” Copernicus… …But this itself was far from unknown, and in 1533 Pope Clement VII … Continue reading
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Tagged Andreas Osiander, Chris Sedgwick, Copernican revolution, Copernicus heliocentrism, Counter-Reformation Europe, David Bowie Starman, Giordano Bruno, Joachim Rheticus, Madame Pickwick, madame pickwick art blog, Maimonides astronomy, Martin Luther Table Talk, Nicholas Copernicus, Pope Clement VII, Protestant Revolt, Ptolemy, Zdenek Janda
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into the heartland of heresy: religion as a private matter
Heresies. Recurrent ideas which break through the continually sealed crust of orthodoxy because they contain an important truth or an irrepressible human aspiration. And they don’t seem limited to one religion. In fact, monotheism seems to reinforce their appearances… The … Continue reading
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Tagged Albigensian heresy, Arafat and John Paul II, Arafat and the Pope, Bill Maher atheism, Foxe's Book of Martyrs, Giordano Bruno, Giulio Cesare Vanini, Goethe, Gottfried Arnold, Heresy of the Cathars, Heretics history, Jewish Heresies, John Wycliffe, Judith Butler, Maimonides, Montanist Church, Pedro Berruguete, Rambam, ross douthat, William Blake, Yitzhak Shamir
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the poussin code
Giza pyramid pentagrams and sacred geometry, golden means and a whole shebang of inscrutability. Nicolas Poussin has always been linked with the mystery of Rennes de Chateau and his work is crucial to the theory found in Holy Blood Holy … Continue reading
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Tagged celestine V, Dan Brown, dan brown da vinci code, David Teniers, Giordano Bruno, hiram abiff masonic legend, Holy Blood Holy Grail, Hubert van Eyck, il guercino, Jan van Eyck, nicolas of cusa, Nicolas Poussin, paul schellenberger, pierre jarnac, Poussin, renaissance master il guercino, richard andrews author
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“thinkliness” : reason to believe?
Putting your belief where your existence is.Many have thought and think they have discovered the keys to the universe, mastered the fourth dimension and ready for complete liberation from the practical…. …When it is there, we are said to feel … Continue reading
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Tagged ashton kutcher, celebrity kabbalah, demi moore, f.w. westaway, g.h. hardy, Gershom Scholem, Giordano Bruno, Gwyneth Paltrow, kabbalah studies, madonna and guy ritchie, madonna kabbalah, nicolas of cusa, pascal wager, philip j. davis, poincare, reuben hersh, Richard Feynman, Rick Salutin, shimon peres
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WASTELAND:THE EARTH IS FIXED AT THE CENTER OF THE EGO
In this decayed hole among the mountains, In the faint moonlight, the grass is singing Over the tumbled graves, about the chapel There is the empty chapel, only the wind’s home. It has no windows, and the door swings, Dry … Continue reading
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Tagged Albert Einstein, Anthony Marr, Carl Jung, Copernicus, Corrado Balducci, Dante Alighieri, Francisco Goya, Galileo, Georges Lemaitre, Giordano Bruno, Guy Consolmagno, Ikenna Dieke, Jacques Derrida, Jaroslav Pelikan, Johannes Kepler, John J. Kessler, John P. Anderson, Joseph Conrad, Lee Spiegel, Martin Buber, Matteo D'Amico, Peter Paul Rubens, Peter Wilberg, Picasso, Raymond Lull, Saint Augustine, Scott Horton, Sigmund Freud, T.S. Eliot, Taylor Adkins, Taylor Adkins Speculative heresy, Umberto Eco, Uri Davis, Zaccharia Sitchin, Zotan Lendvai
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AN OBSESSION WITH UNREASON: Absolute and Faithless Doubt
Caravaggio has become the ultimate old master superstar; his only real rival is Vermeer. It was a great if sadly short career. Caravaggio’s work was an expression of awareness of the precariousness of a reason that can at any moment be compromised, … Continue reading
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Tagged Andre Malraux, Andrew Graham Dixon, Annibale Carracci, Araminta Wordsworth, Bernard Berenson, Caravaggio, David Eskerdjian, E.H. Gombrich, Ernst Gombrich, Francine Prose, Francis Schaeffer, Friedrich Nietzsche, Fyodor Dostoevsky, Giordano Bruno, Helen Langdon, Jan Vermeer, Jean Jacques Rousseau, John Ruskin, Martin Luther, Martin Scorsese, Maurizio Calvesi, Michael Fried, Michel Foucault, Nicolas Poussin, Philip Sohm, Roberto Longhi, Simon Schama, Thomas Aquinas, Vermeer
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