Decoding the Mystery Cult of Mithras and Ancient Gods - Crecganford

Published: 29 Jan 2021  ·  Uploaded: 02 Feb 2021
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The Cult of Mithras is a little understood religion, and one that has many incorrect attributes raised against it, especially with regards similarities to Christianity. Here we go into the symbology and iconography, to decrypt the story of Mithras, so as to understand Mithraism and its links with Persia, Sol and Sol Invictus, and Saturn, and to understand why tauroctony is such a central symbol (the slaying of a bull).

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0:00 Introduction
0:47 The Mystery of Mithras
3:18 How far did it spread?
4:45 Tauroctony, and why was it unusual
5:40 Explaining the Mithras slaying the Bull imagery
8:40 The ranks of Mithras and the Zodiac
11:25 The stories of Mithras, looking at the iconography
16:08 The feast of Mithras
19:08 The connections with Christianity and Jesus
22:55 So what was Mithraism, and why did it develop?


Shared on: 02 Feb 2021

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