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God: An Anatomy
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A great structure to examine Western Asia, Judaism, and Christianity's early history of a corporeal God. Dr. Stavrakopoulou dives into her intense dissection of God by examining religious writings looking at God's: Feet and Legs, Genitals, Torso, Arms and Hands, and Head. She gets right in there.
I grew up a Mormon so the early view of God(s) having a real body wasn't a big stretch for me. But I was impressed with the depth and exactness of her vision and she examines in detail God the Father and Jesus and those Gods that came before.
I grew up a Mormon so the early view of God(s) having a real body wasn't a big stretch for me. But I was impressed with the depth and exactness of her vision and she examines in detail God the Father and Jesus and those Gods that came before.
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November 6, 2024
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myth
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religion
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Feb 21, 2025 12:32PM
Even before I read your review, I was thinking that the idea of God the Father having a physical body sounded reminiscent of Mormonism [or Latter Day Saints, as I understand they prefer to be called.]
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