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Happy Christmas Myles- you are back on it. However no more posts about Kangal and sexual practices.

That is not up to me- would you be willing to stop going on about Kangal and sexual weirdness and perversion on it?

It should be sorted now.

Was it not moved to a forum that everyone can see?

Guenon did not have much time for the whole "Catholicism as an Evolutionary Strategy" thing- at least in it's cruder forms.

That certainly is an accusation of many Protestants- though by no means all Protestants- towards Scholasticism, but I am unsure of just how true that was, certainly with the greats among the Scholastics. Jung also I believe made a similar accusation of mainstream Christianity as a whole in his...

The Divine title El for the High God was adopted by the Old Testament Church/Yahwehism. Also poetically, in terms of hymns Baal imagery was repackaged.

He does not have an origin story- that straight away is a huge fundamental difference between Him and Zeus, Marduk, etc.

Black Hebrew Israelites, the Nation of Islam in the USA and Salafis (and some Sunnis influenced by them) all today still believe in an Embodied God without believing in Incarnation as such as (orthodox with a small "o") Christians understand it.

Yes but according to the Church Fathers it was God the Son who appeared to the Patriarchs, etc and again according to St Gregory of Nyssa and others He did so in the Body that recieved from Our Lady- remember that God is outside of time. The idea of God not having a Body only seems to have begun...

And I think the below which is also "critical scholarship" is signifcantly more interesting. It is interesting that there were groups like the Recabites in the Old Testament Kirk who rejected Civilization as such. View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F6hF2VTWwwo

I will raise the question of the woke Hollywood thread among the other mods. I did not realize it was private. I had watched that video in the OP before- there is nothing in it that you might not come across in mainstream "critical scholarship" so while I can see clearly why people would find...

Certainly poets in the Old Testament Kirk took at times the imagery that belonged to Baal and reapplied it to Our Lord. However if you look at what the heathenish ancients actually said they found Our Lord analogous to Seth and Dionysius, their gods of the wild places, and not to Jupiter, etc.