2008, ISBN: 9780941532419

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Blackthorn Publishing Ltd, London, 2008. First Edition. Softcover. Near Fine Condition. Signed by Author. Signed on the title page with the words: "Best Wishes from Ronald Rayne… Mehr…

Blackthorn Publishing Ltd, London, 2008. First Edition. Softcover. Near Fine Condition. Signed by Author. Signed on the title page with the words: "Best Wishes from Ronald Rayner". The story shows why Joseph, the Grand Uncle of Jesus, brought the boy Jesus together with his own son to the Druidic Centre at Glastonbury in Britain to be educated. It is a fact that the Druid Cors in Britain offered the best education in the world at that time, and that many world leaders sent their sons and daughters to the Druid schools in Britain, the birthplace of Druidism. The book presents indisputable accounts from history revealing that Joseph of Arimathea returned to Britain in A.D. 37 to build and establish the very first Christian Church in the world outside Jerusalem at Glastonbury, at a time when Rome was persecuting and murdering Christians. This book tells of how the Disciples of Jesus travelled on Joseph's trade ships to Britain to support his first Christian Church in Britain, and to successfully convert the Jews to Judaic Christianity. Think carefully before reading this book, because the results of the author's experiments in scrying are scary. It is also a book that may persuade you to change the way in which you lead your life. Size: 8vo - over 7¾" - 9¾" tall. viii + 126. Binding is tight, covers and spine fully intact. no Dust Jacket as published.. White titles spine. illustrated throughout by colour photo's.; maps & drawings. Includes index (at front). Quantity Available: 1. Shipped Weight: Under 500 grams. Category: Magic, Paranormal & Occult; Spirituality & Beliefs; Mind, Body & Spirit; Mysticism, Magic & Ritual; Religion & Theology. Signed by Author. ISBN: 0955790611. ISBN/EAN: 9780955790614. Dewey Code: 232. Inventory No: 4517. . 9780955790614, Blackthorn Publishing Ltd, 2008, 4, National Book Network, April 2003. Paper Back. New. Following the early church's tradition of monastic ascent -- <i>Praktikos, Theoretikos and Gnostikos</i> (here translated Purification, Illumination and Union) -- this compilation gathers an ecumenical host of sources with the intention of supplying a devotional map of Christian mystical teaching. This is not simply a sampling of literature or a survey text introducing the history of Christian mysticism. In fact, if we have a complaint about the book it's that the two to three page excerpts leave us wanting more from the works from which they were extracted. However, James Cutsinger, a theology and philosophy professor at the University of South Carolina, makes no apologies. His pursuit is patently clear: deification and union with Christ. Even the book's internal structure testifies to his aim, symbolically representing the three persons of the Holy Trinity, the nine ranks of angels, the Eighth Day of the Resurrection, the twelve elders of the Old Testament and twelve apostles of the New, and the seventy-two hours that comprise the three days of Christ's passion. We'll let you discover how he figures the math, but needless to say, there's seventy-two readings in all. To borrow from Cutsinger, ''variety is a keynote of this collection.'' So here's our attempt at a representative list: Boethius, Jean-Pierre de Caussade, Charles Williams, Evagrius, Anselm, Dante, Coleridge, Origen, Nicholas of Cusa, Brother Lawrence, Philip Sherrard, Gregory of Nyssa, Seraphim of Sarov, Symeon the New Theologian, Augustine, C.S. Lewis, George MacDonald, Therese of Liseaux, Thomas Traherne, Hierotheos Vlachos of Nafpaktos, Gregory Palamas, John of the Cross, Meister Eckhart, Maximus the Confessor... 279 pp., National Book Network, 6<

2003, ISBN: 9780941532419

Universitaire Pers, Leiden, 1966. 101p. Cloth wrps., 0, National Book Network, April 2003. Paper Back. New. Following the early church's tradition of monastic ascent -- <i>Pra… Mehr…

Universitaire Pers, Leiden, 1966. 101p. Cloth wrps., 0, National Book Network, April 2003. Paper Back. New. Following the early church's tradition of monastic ascent -- <i>Praktikos, Theoretikos and Gnostikos</i> (here translated Purification, Illumination and Union) -- this compilation gathers an ecumenical host of sources with the intention of supplying a devotional map of Christian mystical teaching. This is not simply a sampling of literature or a survey text introducing the history of Christian mysticism. In fact, if we have a complaint about the book it's that the two to three page excerpts leave us wanting more from the works from which they were extracted. However, James Cutsinger, a theology and philosophy professor at the University of South Carolina, makes no apologies. His pursuit is patently clear: deification and union with Christ. Even the book's internal structure testifies to his aim, symbolically representing the three persons of the Holy Trinity, the nine ranks of angels, the Eighth Day of the Resurrection, the twelve elders of the Old Testament and twelve apostles of the New, and the seventy-two hours that comprise the three days of Christ's passion. We'll let you discover how he figures the math, but needless to say, there's seventy-two readings in all. To borrow from Cutsinger, ''variety is a keynote of this collection.'' So here's our attempt at a representative list: Boethius, Jean-Pierre de Caussade, Charles Williams, Evagrius, Anselm, Dante, Coleridge, Origen, Nicholas of Cusa, Brother Lawrence, Philip Sherrard, Gregory of Nyssa, Seraphim of Sarov, Symeon the New Theologian, Augustine, C.S. Lewis, George MacDonald, Therese of Liseaux, Thomas Traherne, Hierotheos Vlachos of Nafpaktos, Gregory Palamas, John of the Cross, Meister Eckhart, Maximus the Confessor... 279 pp., National Book Network, 6<

2003, ISBN: 9780941532419

National Book Network, April 2003. Paper Back. New. Following the early church's tradition of monastic ascent -- <i>Praktikos, Theoretikos and Gnostikos</i> (here transl… Mehr…

National Book Network, April 2003. Paper Back. New. Following the early church's tradition of monastic ascent -- <i>Praktikos, Theoretikos and Gnostikos</i> (here translated Purification, Illumination and Union) -- this compilation gathers an ecumenical host of sources with the intention of supplying a devotional map of Christian mystical teaching. This is not simply a sampling of literature or a survey text introducing the history of Christian mysticism. In fact, if we have a complaint about the book it's that the two to three page excerpts leave us wanting more from the works from which they were extracted. However, James Cutsinger, a theology and philosophy professor at the University of South Carolina, makes no apologies. His pursuit is patently clear: deification and union with Christ. Even the book's internal structure testifies to his aim, symbolically representing the three persons of the Holy Trinity, the nine ranks of angels, the Eighth Day of the Resurrection, the twelve elders of the Old Testament and twelve apostles of the New, and the seventy-two hours that comprise the three days of Christ's passion. We'll let you discover how he figures the math, but needless to say, there's seventy-two readings in all. To borrow from Cutsinger, ''variety is a keynote of this collection.'' So here's our attempt at a representative list: Boethius, Jean-Pierre de Caussade, Charles Williams, Evagrius, Anselm, Dante, Coleridge, Origen, Nicholas of Cusa, Brother Lawrence, Philip Sherrard, Gregory of Nyssa, Seraphim of Sarov, Symeon the New Theologian, Augustine, C.S. Lewis, George MacDonald, Therese of Liseaux, Thomas Traherne, Hierotheos Vlachos of Nafpaktos, Gregory Palamas, John of the Cross, Meister Eckhart, Maximus the Confessor... 279 pp., National Book Network, 6<

2004, ISBN: 9780941532419

A Treasury of Christian Mystics, Buch, Softcover, [PU: World Wisdom Books], World Wisdom Books, 2004