Gnosticism and early Christianity / Edward F. Edinger, M.D. (CD)
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SoundLos Angeles, CA : C.G. Jung Institute of Los Angeles, 2012Description: 12 sound discs : digital, mp3, mono. ; 4 3/4 inSubject(s): Summary: 'In this companion series to The Greek Philosophers, Edinger clearly demonstrates the impact of Gnosticism and early Christianity on the development of the Western psyche. He methodically lays out how the men gripped with the Zeitgeist of their time participated in the beginning of objective conscious and the ego. It is essential to anyone wanting to understand the relevance of these two movements for our psyche today.'
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12 compact discs.
c1994, Dianne Cordic.
"Gnosticism and Early Christianity was originally given as a twelve-week teaching seminar in 1994 at the C.G. Jung Institute of Los Angeles. It was published in The Psyche in Antiquity, Vol. II."
'In this companion series to The Greek Philosophers, Edinger clearly demonstrates the impact of Gnosticism and early Christianity on the development of the Western psyche. He methodically lays out how the men gripped with the Zeitgeist of their time participated in the beginning of objective conscious and the ego. It is essential to anyone wanting to understand the relevance of these two movements for our psyche today.'
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