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Alan Watts

Myth and Ritual in Christianity

Myth and Ritual in Christianity

A book exploring Christian symbolism and liturgy from a mythological perspective by Alan Watts

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  • Nehemiah
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    “This is Alan Watts before he was Alan Watts. Bypassing theology and viewing Christianity from a purely mythological lens, Watts makes the argument that original Christianity is far more perennial than the modern church appears. As someone who grew up with a minister as a father… And has gravitated towards the perrenial philosophy, but cannot escape the symbolism of the Christian myth… This was a rich reading experience. (can get dry in some explanation of things, but the gold nuggets are worth it)”

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