God en die Gode van Egipte

Subtitle:: ? Reisverhaal
Author:: Willie Esterhuyse
Format:: Softcover
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'n Titel oor die godeverhale, mites, simbole en metafore van Antieke Egipte – 'n "reisverhaal" om uit te kom by antwoorde op vrae soos: Watter invloed het hierdie stories gehad op die Christelike geloofstradisie? Wat leer ons vandag daaruit oor die verhouding tussen mag en moraliteit? Hoe help die verhale oor die Egiptiese gode en die God van die Christene ons om moreel en met geregtigheid te lewe? Om verhoudings heel te maak?

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Publisher:: Lux Verbi BM
ISBN:: 9780796305107
Publication date:: March 2009
Length:: 213mm
Width:: 137mm
Pages:: 288

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Confusing the chicken and the egg
Reviewed by Unknown from South Africa on 10 July 2009
1799 of 3712 people found the following review helpful:

The author has travelled far in discovering matters omitted in his limited seminary education. However, it is easy to get the sequence of events wrong when you begin at an arbitrary point in history. This seems to have happened here. The faith of Egypt did not inform the faith of Israel. Rather, faith began with Adam, and there was only one God - the Creator YHWH. Then came the corruption of that faith in Eden. Next followed the hybrid giants and the idolatry connected with these offspring of demons who cohabited with human women. These powerful creatures were the models for the mythological gods of the ancients, including Greece and Rome. If the author continues to seek truth, his findings will eventually come into balance. In the meantime, there are other scholarly publications that provide better insights than given here.

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