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• Title: Egyptian Myths: Lecture 1
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  • this period. The epoch begins in the eighth pre-Christian century,
• Title: Egyptian Myths: Lecture 2
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  • earth, living in its environs, beings whom Christian esotericism calls
  • Christian esotericism, Powers or Exusiai or Spirits of Form. Thus
• Title: Egyptian Myths: Lecture 8
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  • Christian period preserved this form. In the Roman catacombs the fish
  • the first Christians felt a reference to the Man-Christ-form in the
  • “mean” something to the early Christians. Such a symbol is
• Title: Egyptian Myths: Lecture 9
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  • even into the post-Atlantean cultures. At the time when Christianity
• Title: Egyptian Myths: Lecture 10
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  • exclusive dogma for Christianity. That would be an offense against
  • true Christianity, for anyone acquainted with the facts knows that
  • Christianity was also taught in the ancient mysteries. Such words as
  • Christian religion today existed already among the ancients and was
  • existence, received the name of Christian.” What is important is
  • the facts. It would be an error to wish to spread Christianity from a
  • Here we come to a significant concept of esoteric Christianity, which
  • can show us how this Christianity is permeated with the highest
• Title: Egyptian Myths: Lecture 11
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  • Christianity — the Christ-spirit descended to the dead. This is one of
• Title: Egyptian Myths: Lecture 12
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  • Christianity. We have seen how, after the Atlantean catastrophe, there
  • Christ-impulse. This was not the case in pre-Christian times; then a
  • mysteries of Christianity, the upward impulse, his works are saturated
  • then this is properly understood Christianity. It is a slander of the
  • in ancient Rome, primitive Christianity spread among a despised class
  • can see how they sat in the Circus and watched while the Christians
  • in underground passages. There the spreading Christianity had to hide.
  • There they erected the first Christian altars on the graves of their
  • through that despised underground Rome. The Christians knew what
  • Christians. The representatives of the science of the spirit may be