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The book promoted the idea of the existence of a primeval universal religion of humankind he called "Pandeism." | The book promoted the idea of the existence of a primeval universal religion of humankind he called "Pandeism." He traced the origins of such religion in India. Higgins also suggested that Jesus was a dark skinned Indian and Christianity a variant of the primeval Buddhist religion. | ||
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Anacalypsis (1836) is an arch-fi book by Godfrey Higgins.
Abstract
The book promoted the idea of the existence of a primeval universal religion of humankind he called "Pandeism." He traced the origins of such religion in India. Higgins also suggested that Jesus was a dark skinned Indian and Christianity a variant of the primeval Buddhist religion.
Editions
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Contents
External links
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