Der Geheimkult des heiligen Pilzes
Rauschgift als Ursprung unserer Religionen
John Marco Allegro Bücher
John Marco Allegro war ein Gelehrter, der orthodoxe Ansichten über die Schriftrollen vom Toten Meer, die Bibel und die Religionsgeschichte in Frage stellte. Seine Bücher erregten sowohl die Aufmerksamkeit der Öffentlichkeit als auch die Verachtung der Fachwelt durch ihre kontroversen Interpretationen. Allegro konzentrierte sich auf radikale Neubewertungen religiöser Texte und Geschichte und bot tiefgreifend andere Perspektiven auf grundlegende westliche Narrative. Sein Werk zeichnet sich durch mutige Infragestellung etablierter Wahrheiten aus und fordert die Leser auf, lange gehegte Überzeugungen zu überdenken.
cloth, 1970
Was Jesus of Nazareth a real historical figure or merely a character in religious lore? What insights do the Dead Sea Scrolls provide about Christianity's origins? John Allegro tackles these compelling questions in a captivating exploration of one of the twentieth century's most significant archaeological finds. As an original scholar deciphering these ancient texts, Allegro worked on crucial documents, including Biblical commentaries, and was appointed honorary advisor to the Jordanian government on the Scrolls in 1961. His engaging style captures the excitement of the archaeological discovery and leads readers through an intellectual journey central to Western culture. Allegro proposes that Christianity emerged from the Messianic beliefs of the Essenes, the Jewish sect responsible for the Scrolls. This new edition features an essay detailing the scholarly infighting surrounding the Scrolls and Allegro's three-decade struggle for public access to all texts. He was among the first to criticize the prolonged delay in publishing the Scrolls and the secretive nature of his colleagues. Recently, this issue gained national media attention, leading to open access to the Scrolls after forty years. John Allegro would have welcomed this resolution, and in the spirit of his advocacy for free inquiry, this paperback reissue aims to foster open discussion of these vital ancient documents.
The Treasure of the Copper Scroll
The Opening and Decipherment of the Most Mysterious of the Dead Sea Scrolls, A Unique Inventory of Buried Treasure
- 191 Seiten
- 7 Lesestunden
Set against the backdrop of the Dead Sea Scrolls, this book explores the intriguing tale of a hidden treasure linked to the Copper Scroll. It delves into the historical and archaeological significance of the scrolls while unraveling the mystery surrounding the buried wealth. The narrative combines elements of adventure and scholarly investigation, offering readers a unique perspective on a fascinating aspect of ancient history.
The book offers a comprehensive visual narrative of the Dead Sea Scrolls, exploring their historical significance and the intriguing story behind their discovery. It delves into the ancient community that created the scrolls, providing insights into their beliefs, practices, and the impact of these texts on our understanding of history and religion. Richly illustrated, it captures the essence of this archaeological find and its importance in biblical scholarship.
Práce Johna M. Allegra, v současné době (1969) lektora hebrejské filologie na Manchesterské universitě, pojednává o pozoruhodných písemných památkách, které vznikly v době starozákonní a v přechodném období mezi Starým a Novým zákonem. Kniha jistě zaujme jak historiky, tak i laiky, kteříse zajímají o nálezy a památky biblického období lidstva. 23-025-69
