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The Egyptian Goddess that Rome Adopted

Watch Dr. Angela Puca's video here! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WIv8px318gw&ab_channel=Angela%27sSymposiumSupport us on Patreon!: https://www.patreon.com/religionforbreakfastThumbnail art by @hotcyder Bibliography:Birgitte Bøgh, "Beyond Nock: From Adhesion to Conversion in the Mystery Cults,"…

Episode 88. Josephus

Works Cited Primary Sources Cassius Dio. Roman History. Greek narrative of the early Flavian period. Includes brief reference to Josephus's prediction at Dio 66.1. Josephus, Flavius. Antiquitates Judaicae, or Antiquities of the Jews. The twenty-book history of the Jewish people from creation thr…

What if we connected as nature, rather than with nature? A conversation with Anaïs Sägesser

What changes when we stop thinking of nature as something outside ourselves and begin connecting as nature? In this conversation, Anaïs Sägesser explores regenerative leadership, embodied and experiential learning, and the creation of safe-enough spaces for transformation. We discuss how sensory en…

Who were the Nephilim?

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#98 Biblically Accurate Angels, but Like Not What You’re Thinking Of

Jodie and Matthew discuss angels in the Bible. No, not the nice, kind, warm, guardian angels that come to mind, nor the many eyed, many wheeled, creepy creatures you sometimes think about when you hear the phrase “biblically accurate angel.” No, it’s so much worse than that. By looking at how angel…

Demeter, Ritual and Aromatherapy for Early Autumn

This episode explores aromatherapy, myth, seasonality, and ritual through the lens of Demeter, the archaic goddess of grain, humus, nourishment, and the threshold between life and death. Essential Aromatica blends the art and science of aromatherapy, olfaction, and plant‑based wisdom for listeners …

Episode one: Swati Dhingra

Swati Dhingra, associate professor of economics at LSE and director of CEP’s green transition programme, speaks about the studies of international trade that inspired her. The papers discussed in this episode are: Krugman, P. (1979) ‘Increasing returns, monopolistic competition and international t…

The Mysterious Sabians of Harran: A Lost Religion

Who were the mysterious Sabians of Harran? This forgotten group of ancient star-worshippers left behind one of history’s most fascinating mysteries. We look at the contemporary sources to (try to) find out what these ancient peoples actually believed and practiced.Music by Filip Holm (me)Find me an…

Who wrote the Bible? (A history of the Torah)

In this video I go through the scholarly discussion regarding the composition of the Hebrew Bible and, in particular, the Torah/Pentateuch. The main theory discussed is the so-called "Documentary hypothesis".Sources/interesting articles:https://www.ias.edu/ideas/2018/schmid-torahMatthieu Richelle, …

79. The Book You Didn't Know You Know- The Book (s) of Enoch

In April a congresswoman pinned "Read the book of Enoch" to the top of her feed, and a cable host told America the government made a deal with demons for the bomb. They're pointing at a real book. First Enoch is older than every document in the New Testament, quoted as prophecy by the letter of Jud…