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Astrotheology and Shamanism: Unveiling the Law of Duality in Christianity and other Religions by Jan Irvin
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by Jan Irvin

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A great book drawing parallels from R. Gordon Wasson and John Marco Allegro's prior research of Christianity being a derivative religion from fertility cults, Gnosticism, and the use of psychedelics and it's importance. It came with a wonderful companion DVD "The Pharmacratic Inquisition". ( )
  itslopez | Nov 23, 2008 |
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