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Forbidden Religion is a collection of 40 essays by renowned alternative history and spirituality authors, compiled by J. Douglas Kenyon. Extremely readable, richly illustrated, it remains one of the best introductions to the "forbidden" spiritual history
A mystical-apocryphal account of the early life of Jesus, written according to the revelation of Jakob Lorber. The book explains Mary's childhood, the birth of Christ, the flight into Egypt, and the miracles of the young Jesus up to the age of 12.
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