The Gospel of Heretics (HSG 6)

The Hebrew prophets and Jesus are reframed not as institutional founders but as radical critics of empire. Prophecy is redefined as a diagnostic tool for social decay, and Jesus’s teachings are interpreted as a form of “ontological alchemy” — a sophisticated strategy of nonviolent resistance designed to transform consciousness and thereby dissolve imperial power from within.

Recorded with ETI’s class of 2025-2027 (educationthatinspires.com).

Find the complete text at patternthrone.org/heretics-history.

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