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Homecoming… Stuart France

Posted on June 24, 2017 by

* Many of the Great Stones at Avebury Appear to stand in ‘relationship’ To each other… * Continue reading here

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Chaperone II… Stuart France

Posted on June 23, 2017 by

* … “Would there be a symbolic significance for that?” “One would expect so.” “Could we offer an explanation?” Continue reading here

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Religious Syncretism? IX… Stuart France

Posted on June 22, 2017 by

* “Do we know who the the author is?” “Do we ever know who the author is?” “Do we know who the author is purported to be?” “Gilgamesh existed as the legendary protagonist in a number of Sumerian poems long … Continue reading →

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Religious Syncretism? VIII… Stuart France

Posted on June 21, 2017 by

* “Are we allowed to be rational for a moment?” “We would not expect you to be anything else.” “If we consider Enkidu who is two-thirds animal, one-third man, together with Gilgamesh, who is two-thirds divine, one-third man, and treat … Continue reading →

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Religious Syncretism? VII… Stuart France

Posted on June 20, 2017 by

* “If most of the Hebrew males wore long hair and beards anyway, why was there a need for the razor ban?” pondered Wen. “Ah, is that the sound of trumpets scaling the ramparts of heaven?” “What are you talking … Continue reading →

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Lao Tzu… Stuart France

Posted on June 19, 2017 by

* “Plant a stone in a field. Any stone in any field. And watch it grow…” * Source: Stuart France

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Religious Syncretism? VI… Stuart France

Posted on June 18, 2017 by

* … “Research!” proclaims Wen, triumphantly. “If you insist,” but this is a form of research too. The Greeks called it dialectic… three, six, nine… lots of maybe’s, lots of supposes.” “So, why should transcendence be considered the be all … Continue reading →

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