Occult Theocrasy

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Автор:Lady Queenborough (Edith Star Miller)

Название:Occult Theocrasy (Vol. 1,2)

Издательство:CreateSpace

Год:2009

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Размер:11.22 MB

Язык:английский

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Occult Theocrasy was originally published in 1933 shortly after Edith Starr Miller's death.This is volume 1,2 of 2 and contains a wealth of information about secret societies and occult philosophy.

Occult Theocrasy is a two volume edition of the classic work on occult societies and subversive movements by British patriot Edith Starr Miller writing under the name of Lady Queenborough, first published in 1933 and republished here by The Christian Book Club of America. The author notes at the beginning of this work that the word theocrasy may be defined as "A mingling of various deities or divine attributes into one personality; also a mixture of the worship of different deities." As such this work traces the role of various occult societies, subversive movements, and underground religions throughout the ages.

In the first two chapters of this book, the author explains "The Religion of the Secret" and "The Meaning of Occultism" noting the role of occult societies and underground movements of Gnostics and Cabalists and freemasons throughout history. The author traces many of these movements from the ancient mystery schools and religions. The author also is ostensibly Christian noting the importance of Jesus Christ to world history. Throughout this book, the author quotes extensively from such sources as Eliphas Levi, Nesta Webster, "Inquire Within", Margaret Alice Murray, Albert Pike, Captain Pollard, Maurice Joly, and many others who offer unique insights into the role of secret societies. This work features a discussion of the role of Judaism as a subversive force, the role of the Bavarian Illuminati of Weishaupt, the role of Irish secret societies, the role of Theosophy, and the role of the freemasonry of Albert Pike (mentioning the city of Charleston as a center for freemasonic activity and Pike as the Supreme Pontiff). This work also includes a discussion of communism and the international banking, mentioning the role of taxation and the need for a rebellion of taxpayers against those who hold them in slavery. This work ends with a discussion of how authentic patriotism must overcome the tyranny of money as manifested through the secret societies.