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Better understanding the Apocalypse by looking at its Egyptian roots

Jul 15, 2020 | Apocalypse in discussion, Blog, Context and roots

May 3, 2020 | Jana Loose and Kees Zoeteman (published on 1 May 2020 in Dutch magazine Motief of the Anthroposophical Society in the Netherlands, issue 242, p 10-13) The last book of the Bible, the Apocalypse, is seen as the most mysterious and incomprehensible. We can...

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  • Looking for the Apocalypse at the Goetheanum during the World Conference September 2023
  • Book Imagining Apocalyptic Visions now on sale
  • Book review Apokalypse im Ich (2019)
  • Searching France for the throne of God and the rider on the white horse: Chartres, Angers and Auxerre
  • The surprise of Hans Memling’s triptych in Bruges, Belgium
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