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Esoteric Christianity

Intro and Course Documents

Welcome Video (4:13)
What is Esoteric Christianity? (70:25)
Course Notes - PDF
Comment Section

Part 1: Theology, Comparative History, and Hermeneutics

Theology 101 (106:11)
Esotericism 101 (48:25)
Comparative History and Hermeneutics (75:43)
St Irenaeus and Common Heresies (70:34)

Part 2: Antiquity

The Essenes and the Dead Sea Scrolls (61:15)
The Gnostic Gospels (85:01)
The Beliefs of the Early Church Fathers (67:51)
The Theology of Pseudo-Dionysus the Areopagite (59:36)
Manichaeism, Byzantine Christianity, and Early Christianity (56:19)

Part 3: Late Middle Ages

The Oneness of Meister Eckhart (68:49)
The Cloud of Unknowing (61:58)
An Introduction to Christian Kabbalah (66:30)
The Work of Paracelsus (83:06)
Plethon, Ficino, and the Move to Modernism (59:39)

Part 4: Post-Reformation and Early Modern

The Work of Jacob Bohme (59:48)
The Work of John Dee (71:17)
The Spirituality of Emanuel Swedenborg (76:48)
The Work of Jeanne Marie Bouvier de La Motte Guyon (57:13)
The Work of Karl von Eckartshausen (38:48)
Eliphas Levi and the Dawn of Modern Occultism (73:42)

Part 5: Modernity and New Age

The Work of Anna Kingsford (82:06)
Rudolf Steiner and Anthroposophy (101:41)
The Life and Work of Dion Fortune (76:52)
George Gurdjieff and the Fourth Way (75:31)
Valentin Tomberg and the New Age (49:19)

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