God of Moses versus the "One and All" of Egypt: From Magic of Hypostatized Spirituality to Discriminating Paradigm of Non-Idolatry
Ancient Egyptian religious approach exemplifies what amounted to a ritualized imbuing of objects-as-symbols and conceptions with magical significance. The essay argues that ancient Israelite religion markedly defined itself through a rejection of magical consciousness
| Published in: | Mysticism and meaning |
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| Format: | Print Article |
| Language: | English |
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Three Pines Press
2019
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Mysticism and meaning
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| Summary: | Ancient Egyptian religious approach exemplifies what amounted to a ritualized imbuing of objects-as-symbols and conceptions with magical significance. The essay argues that ancient Israelite religion markedly defined itself through a rejection of magical consciousness |
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| ISBN: | 193148340X |
| Contains: | Enthalten in: Mysticism and meaning
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