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Cannabis

- Lost Sacrament of the Ancient World
Af: Chris Bennett Engelsk Paperback

Cannabis

- Lost Sacrament of the Ancient World
Af: Chris Bennett Engelsk Paperback
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Although prohibited in most of the today’s world, cannabis and humanity have a shared history that extends far back into ancient times. Evidence of its role in the production of cloth and rope goes back more than ten thousand years. Its psychoactive properties have also long been known by humanity, and ancient man attributed a supernatural force behind such effects. Archaeological evidence of cannabis ritual use of cannabis dates back to 3500 BCE, and it became considerably widespread. Egyptians, Assyrian, Babylonian and Persians used cannabis in Temple rituals, and for medical purposes, as has long been acknowledged, . Although, it has generally been seen that the neighbours of these cultures, the ancient Hebrews, whose religious history was recorded in the Bible’s Old Testament and the Hebrew Tanakh, rejected these practices. However, in 1936, a little known Polish anthropologist and etymologist put forth the controversial hypothesis that the Hebrew words, kaneh and kaneh bosm, identified cannabis, and had been mistranslated as calamus. This linguistic suggestion drastically changes the story of the Bible in a number of ways, but it seemed destined to be an obscure linguistic hypothesis, until 2020, when evidence from a 2,800 year old temple site in tel Arad, Jerusalem confirmed the ritual use of cannabis Among the ancient Hebrews
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Although prohibited in most of the today’s world, cannabis and humanity have a shared history that extends far back into ancient times. Evidence of its role in the production of cloth and rope goes back more than ten thousand years. Its psychoactive properties have also long been known by humanity, and ancient man attributed a supernatural force behind such effects. Archaeological evidence of cannabis ritual use of cannabis dates back to 3500 BCE, and it became considerably widespread. Egyptians, Assyrian, Babylonian and Persians used cannabis in Temple rituals, and for medical purposes, as has long been acknowledged, . Although, it has generally been seen that the neighbours of these cultures, the ancient Hebrews, whose religious history was recorded in the Bible’s Old Testament and the Hebrew Tanakh, rejected these practices. However, in 1936, a little known Polish anthropologist and etymologist put forth the controversial hypothesis that the Hebrew words, kaneh and kaneh bosm, identified cannabis, and had been mistranslated as calamus. This linguistic suggestion drastically changes the story of the Bible in a number of ways, but it seemed destined to be an obscure linguistic hypothesis, until 2020, when evidence from a 2,800 year old temple site in tel Arad, Jerusalem confirmed the ritual use of cannabis Among the ancient Hebrews
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Sprog: Engelsk
Sider: 480
ISBN-13: 9781634243988
Indbinding: Paperback
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ISBN-10: 1634243986
Kategori: Filosofi: metafysik og ontologi
Udg. Dato: 31 maj 2023
Længde: 33mm
Bredde: 228mm
Højde: 153mm
Forlag: Trine Day
Oplagsdato: 31 maj 2023
Forfatter(e): Chris Bennett
Forfatter(e) Chris Bennett

Kategori Filosofi: metafysik og ontologi

ISBN-13 9781634243988

Sprog Engelsk

Indbinding Paperback

Sider 480

Udgave

Længde 33mm

Bredde 228mm

Højde 153mm

Udg. Dato 31 maj 2023

Oplagsdato 31 maj 2023

Forlag Trine Day

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