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May 25By EM Mythognosis Leave a comment

Myth, Science and Unicorn Mind

Unicorn from the Ishtar Gate

In the first chapter of Before Philosophy, Henri and Henriette Frankfort pointed out that the language of myth, which they called "speculative thought," isn't so common these

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May 8By EM Mythognosis Leave a comment

Well That Explains a Lot

Henriette and Henri Frankfort

I mentioned I've been reading Before Philosophy by Henri and Henriette Frankfort, et al. And I mentioned it's one of my favorite treatises on mythology. What I

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January 23By EM God and the Tao Leave a comment

Not a Fib

Mammatus Clouds

This is an ongoing series of meditations on faith, in response to readings from the articles that preface The Oxford Study Bible. I will trust

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October 5By EM God and the Tao Leave a comment

God is the Eggshell, God is the Sky

Mineral Egg with Naturally Occurring Sky Image Inside

In the ancient Near East, religion was the standard by which pretty much everything was understood. It was the unquestioned, unquestionable root of reality, and

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