John M. Allegro
What’s inside
John M. Allegro’s book argues that early Christianity was rooted in Sumerian fertility cults and psychedelic mushrooms were central to its rituals.
You’ll Learn
- Insights into alternative perspectives on Christian origins
- Understanding of the potential influence of psychedelic substances on religious practices
- Exposure to linguistic and historical analysis of ancient texts
- Encouragement to question and critically evaluate long-held religious beliefs
Key Points
- Christianity’s Alleged Sumerian Fertility Cult Origins
- The Role of Psychoactive Substances in Religious Rituals
- Philological Analysis of Biblical and Other Ancient Texts
- Controversial Theories on the Connection Between Language and Religion
- The Sacred Mushroom as a Symbol and Tool in Christianity
- Critical Reception and Impact on Religious Studies
- Challenges to Conventional Theological and Historical Narratives
Who’s it For
- Students of Religion
- History Enthusiasts
- Readers Interested in Christianity’s Origins
- Psychedelic Culture Scholars
About the author
John M. Allegro was a controversial figure, a scholar of the Dead Sea Scrolls and a philologist, known for his unorthodox theories about Christianity.