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Description
In 1831, Reverend Robert Taylor, formerly an ordained priest in the
Church of England, was indicted for blasphemy and sentenced to serve two
years in prison for challenging the rigid religious dogma of his time.
His crime: daring to renounce the accepted teachings of the Church and
suggest his own educated observations and interpretations about the
foundations of Christianity. The Devil's Pulpit collects all of Taylor's
original spirited sermons on the topic. Analyzing the roots of the
Bible, Taylor explores how pagan sun worship practices, Greek and Roman
mythology, ancient Egyptian society, astrology, and astronomy all serve
as direct undercurrents of Christianity. With insightful prose and razorsharp
clarity, he explains how many of the New Testament stories
essentially parallel-and in fact often appear to merely be reworked
versions of-much-older pagan myths and astrological allegories (e.g.,
twelve disciples of the son of God; twelve Zodiac signs signifying sun
worship, etc.). Needless to say, his intimation that Christianity is
only a thinly disguised version of paganism met with some powerful
religious and cultural resistance at the time. Nevertheless, his
compelling interpretations, reasonings, and proofs directly influenced
many of the most forward-thinking minds of his generation, including a
young Charles Darwin, among others. Today, The Devil's Pulpit remains a
deeply disturbing classic work of doctrinal dissidence.If you would like
a more economical Echo Point paperback version of Devil's Pulpit please
search ISBN 1635618878.