The Secret Doctrine

Auteurs

• Helena Petrovna Blavatsky

Séries

• La Doctrine Secrète

Paramètres

• 468 pages
• 17 heures de lecture

• Esotérisme et religion
• Nonfiction
• Religion
• Thématique philosophique
• Thèmes religieux

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This work critiques evidence from anthropology and paleontology that supports the evolutionary claim of man's descent from an animal ancestor, arguing that both the evidence and scientific theses are flawed and contradictory. It also highlights the illogical nature of many creationist Christian tenets, which often stem from literal interpretations of allegorical teachings. The current debate between Evolution and Intelligent Design is shown to lack truth on both sides, leading to the presentation of an alternative viewpoint: that humanity has both animal and divine origins. The discourse swings between extremes, with science having liberated itself from theology only to embrace a materialistic fallacy, culminating in the extravagant theory of humans descending from a brutal ape. This doctrine has become so entrenched that significant effort will be required to challenge it. Darwinian anthropology is described as a burden on ethnology, flourishing as the inadequacies of theological creation narratives become more evident. The notion that all hypotheses regarding human origins can be reduced to evolution or biblical accounts is dismissed, suggesting that the anthropology found in secret volumes offers a more compelling response to this narrow perspective.

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• Année de publication: 2022
• Reliure: (souple)