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75The Risen God
The idea of a god who died and then rose from the dead in order to give life to his people did not suddenly appear for the first time in the Middle East 2000 years ago.
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71Gorilla Review - Horus Rising - (Book One Of The Horus Heresy)
Review of the book Horus Rising by Dan Abnett. The first of the Horus Heresy novels dealing the 10 millennium before the Warhammer 40,000 world.
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75Christ's Life Story, or was it? You decide.
I know this is going to be a controversial subject, and I maintain an open mind on it myself at this point in time, but I have to question why it is that so many other religious icons and Gods, apparently...
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72Ancient Egyptian Gods
Re (Ra) was the solargod and a major deity all over Egypt. Every day he traveled over the sky in his boat with his sundisc. He stood for the rising sun, life, rebirth, children, health, virility etc,...
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73The Ley-Lines and Lost-Past of North Kent part 2 Whitstable
We looked briefly at St Mary's and St Vincent's in our last little investigation of quaint-Whitstable's interesting landscape, and in this part I'd like to continue the themes with which we toyed there- the...
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53Multitudes of Gods
Some of Egypt's many gods came from predynastic times such as "Set" and "Horus". Others were local belonging to this town or that and sometimes borrowed from non-Egyptian people. Gods were welcomed into the...
0 comments54GORILLA REVIEW - Table of Contents
Created in 2005, the Gorilla Review was originally intended to provide a forum for our book reviews, but since that time the work has expanded to include Introductions, Interviews, and Author spotlights.
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63Sophia begot Barbelo
"And the Sophia of the Epinoia, being an aeon, conceived a thought from herself and the conception of the invisible Spirit and foreknowledge. She wanted to bring forth a likeness out of herself without the...
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68Ancient Egypt & Atlantis
Keops & Sphinx From the ancient Egypt to the ending of the civilization, the passing time that covers memories from an outstanding knowledge that lies underneath its sands has been always my passion, indeed...
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