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Interview with Kegan Chandler, part 2, author of _Constantine and the Divine Mind, the Imperial Quest for Primitive Monotheism_.

We continue the conversation about Constantine, with Mr. Chandler about to describe the significance of the Greek word homousias, which means something like “same substance” or “same essence”. Christians theologians to this very day describe Jesus as being the “same essence” with God the Father.

However, the idea does not come from the Bible. So from when and from where does it come from?

Constantine thought he was the agent of God, in a parallel fashion to Jesus Christ, sent to bring monotheism to earth. Really?

Was Constantine an agent of God and a representative of Jesus the Messiah? Or, was Constantine and his ideas about homousias, that the Father God and Jesus were the same substance, a proclamation of different Christ, a replacement Christ, an anti-Christ?

Constantine and the Divine Mind, the Imperial Quest for Primitive Monotheism wipfandstock.com/constantine-and-the-divine-mind.html

“Revisiting Homoousios: Origins, Intentions, and Aftermath” (Kegan Chandler Presentation)
burieddeepblog.wordpress.com/2018/12/19/presentation-revisiting-homoousios-origins-intentions-and-aftermath


The Corpus Hermeticum, Poemandres, the Shepherd of Men
gnosis.org/library/hermes1.html