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Tag: The Illness That We Are: A Jungian Critique of Christianity

Reimagining the Christian myth: a tribute to John P. Dourley
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Reimagining the Christian myth: a tribute to John P. Dourley

Posted on 15 July 201823 December 2021 by Sande Ramage

When I was at theological college I was fascinated by how it was perfectly acceptable to see the first chapters of Genesis as mythology but not necessarily the Gospel of Mark, an action-packed narrative that forms the bare bones of…

  • Instead of relying on any particular group to authorise me or my exploration, it’s up to me to expand my mother tongue by engaging with my unconscious to work out for myself what my mythology is, what symbols matter and how I can put them together to feed my soul in an ongoing passionate and regenerative process. Sande Ramage: Spirited Crone
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