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The Heretic Magazine - Issue 12 - Kindle edition by Gough, Andrew, Gough, Andrew. Heresy is how we fight back. Ancient Egypt. Today he will be acknowledged as a hero. Symbolism is pervasive in our collective psyche and omnipresent in the underground stream of knowledge.

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Each is a researcher, writer, and enthusiast of the esoteric. Few, if any, have approached the heretical boundaries of present-day science. THE MAGAZINE. Biblical History.