Wednesday, December 21, 2005

 

Christians ate psychedelic snails to see God

The presence of psychedelic mushroom illustrations in an Italian basilica indicates that some early Christian religious rites involved the ingestion of hallucinogenic substances facilitating mystic ecstasy. Were these ecstatic techniques a common heritage of all early Christian churches or were they practiced only within some heretic groups of Christians?

Read more: http://people.etnoteam.it/maiocchi/fabbro.htm

Comments:
Is this the theological corollary of McKenna's "Stoned Ape" theory?
 
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