Living Theurgy

[RecycledBenedict]

I am reading Living Theurgy by Jeffrey S. Kupperman (Avalonia, London, 2014, ISBN 978-1-905297-71-9) for the moment, and I am very enthusiastic. This is the very book Graeco-Roman Pagans need in order to revive the theurgical dimension of Late Imperial religion. It is also wide enough in its examples, to give Christian readers some guidance to how to explore half-forgotten and half-neglected aspects of their own religion, so the scope isn't sectarianly narrow. For those not interested in philosophy and meditation, it would not have any appeal.

[Altair]

I am reading Living Theurgy by Jeffrey S. Kupperman (Avalonia, London, 2014, ISBN 978-1-905297-71-9) for the moment, and I am very enthusiastic. This is the very book Graeco-Roman Pagans need in order to revive the theurgical dimension of Late Imperial religion. It is also wide enough in its examples, to give Christian readers some guidance to how to explore half-forgotten and half-neglected aspects of their own religion, so the scope isn't sectarianly narrow. For those not interested in philosophy and meditation, it would not have any appeal.

OK, I'm intrigued.