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164 pages of results. 621. Night of the Gods: The Pillar [Books]
... also exhibits to us a more primitive Ethiopian (? ) character in the face and dress. The robe seems to be in strips,13 and would thus, in religious dancing "balloon" out like the petticoats of the Mevlevi dervishes. I think too that the Spear (as well as the uas sceptre) may be connected With ... blame to them all for not being too crystal-clear about it. The same idea that we have above in the two Jerusalem pillars was of course carried out also in Indian religion where (in the sculptures of the caves of Elephanta) the god Siva is to the right and his wife Parvati to the left. (In Japan the moon-god ...
622. From the Death of Eli to the Death of Saul [Books]
... to Kirjathjearim, a city in the neighborhood of Bethshemesh. In this city lived one Abinadab, by birth a Levite, and who was greatly commended for his righteous and religious course of life; so they brought the ark to his house, as to a place fit for God himself to abide in, since therein did inhabit a righteous ... and this without a king. These brought us into this very land which you now possess: and when you enjoyed these advantages from God, you betrayed his worship and religion; nay, moreover, when you were brought under the hands of your enemies, he delivered you, first by rendering you superior to the Assyrians and their forces ...
623. The Aristotelian Cosmos [Journals] [Velikovskian]
... geocentric [Earth-centered] paradigm come to dominate and paralyze the thinking of the western world for nearly 2000 years? Although the Aristotelian weltanschauung became the ultimate truth in science for religious, political, sociological and educational reasons it did so, not so much because of its appeal to reason and common sense, but, as stated earlier, it ... one may question the reality of the planetary gods, one can begin to construct planets and the Sun and stars from physical matter and thus created a physical rather than a religious-metaphysical understanding of the cosmos. This, in fact, is what the Ionian philosophers did. Xenophanes' god according to Diogenes Laertius was equivalent to the universe in which ...
... had tried to destroy Worlds in Collision because it was "more than an attack on science, it is an attack on reason, especially it is a boomerang attack on religion!" (196) He, therefore, assailed the book as a moral duty, because "All of us who write have a very genuine responsibility to the ... condensation which appeared in Harper's in January of 1950 under the provocative title "The Day the Sun Stood Still." In it Larrabee warned that "Philosophy, science, religion- there is scarcely an area of knowledge or conviction invulnerable to Dr. Velikovsky's detailed and documented denial that the earth's history has been one of peaceful evolution" (19 ...
... worshipped as a sun, but not the sun. Another striking historic statement gleaned from these ancient annals, is that of a sudden and "unaccountable revolution" in the religious or devotional attitude of the Egyptians during the time of the 18th dynasty, in the reign of Amen-Ophis IV or about 1420 B.C . During the very long ... over empty space". And so could Plato say: "He is the God who sits in the centre, on the navel of the earth as the interpreter of religion to all mankind". And Isaiah: "To whom will ye liken God? It is he that sitteth on the circle of the earth". So the ...
626. The Periodic Cyclicism Of Ancient Catastrophes [Journals] [Velikovskian]
... war in the heavens, were also chosen as the date for a local warring on the Earth. There are numerous examples. g. This day was a day of religious "confrontation" on Mt. Carmel between 400 priests of Baal on one side versus Elijah and his aide, the monotheistic side. Thus, the probable date of ... destruction and chaos, of diastrophism and catastrophism, in ancient Rome. It was their "Tubulustrium". The Romans feared Mars to the point that Mars veneration dominated Roman religion for 1,000 years. In Latin, tubicen means "trumpeter", tubulatus means "hallowed", and tuburcinor means "to devour". Tubulustrium is ...
627. Chapter22
... [n59 59 W. W. Gill, Myths and Songs from the South Pacific (1876), p. 57; d. R. W. Williamson, Religious and Cosmic Beliefs of Central Polynesia (1924), vol. 2, p. 152 (Austral Islands, Samoa).] that is, after young Maui ... and that man is guilty, anyway, is not a subject worth arguing with Plato. In fact, this is the hypothesis upon which the whole great edifice of Christian religion, and of our jurisdiction, rests. In any event, the faultless Demiurge sowed the souls, equal in number to the fixed stars, in the "instruments ...
628. Astronomy and Chronology [Journals] [Pensee]
... the writings of Diodorus of Sicily (10) prove it. It is possible that Caesar borrowed this knowledge from the Egyptians, but they themselves were reluctant to make their religious year equal to their astronomical year. The Roman authors of the first pre-Christian and following centuries, who felt themselves privileged to have a better calendar, were familiar with ... The specialists in pottery took the results of the specialists in Sothic computation as a firm base on which to build. Specialists in the history of art, the history of religion, philology, and history in general followed. Difficulties were swept away and the findings of the specialists corroborate one another, and so they have scientific proof that their ...
... of Busiris, one of the many supposed burial-places of Osiis, Egyptians and Carians beat themselves at the close of the sacrifice to the god. The Carians, in their religious ecstasies, cut or slashed their faces with knives.10 Such tendencies reveal how closely this people was addicted to the Underworld cult of the Egyptians. They had another ... Theodosius to Christianity, but were merely driven underground. From the dawn of history, he says, until the fifteenth century and even later, a powerful and widely spread religion had survived, and while churches to the Virgin and the Saints were erected on the site of pagan temples, there were nevertheless constant complaints that the ancient magic was ...
630. The Mosaic Calendar [Journals] [Aeon]
... knew the answer to that question; their year did actually consist of 360 days, and they matter-of-factly recorded it. Not only that, the formula was structured into independent religious rituals around the planet, an enthralling summary of which is provided by Immanuel Velikovsky in Part 2, Chapter VIII, of Worlds in Collision. Thoughtful historians are therefore ... reason to accept them. Near the end of his paper, Aitchison mentions that "[ t ]here is no doubt that the thesis presented above is anathema to those religions which adhere to the Saturday Sabbath..." [14] There is an unfortunate tendency among some advocates of catastrophism and revised history to use opposition from the ...
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