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	'''Hargrave Jennings''' (1817-1890) was a British [[Freemasonry\|Freemason]] and amateur student of comparative religion, including the teachings of [[Jacob Boehme]], [[Robert Fludd]], [[Richard Payne Knight]], and [[Forlong dux\|J.G.R. Forlong]].		'''Hargrave Jennings''' (1817-1890) was a British [[Freemasonry\|Freemason]] and amateur student of comparative religion, including the teachings of [[Jacob Boehme]], [[Robert Fludd]], [[Richard Payne Knight]], and [[Forlong dux\|J.G.R. Forlong]].

	Jennings is well known for his participation in the ~~Rosicrutian revivial~~ of the late 19th century, which is epitomized in his work, ''The Rosicrucians, Their Rites and Mysteries'' (1870). According to [[Sabazius]] (2004), this book proposes that the primitive worship of Light or Fire, symbolized by the [[sun]] or the [[phallus]], is the true origin of all religions.		Jennings is well known for his participation in the Rosicrucian revival of the late 19th century, which is epitomized in his work, ''The Rosicrucians, Their Rites and Mysteries'' (1870). According to [[Sabazius]] (2004), this book proposes that the primitive worship of Light or Fire, symbolized by the [[sun]] or the [[phallus]], is the true origin of all religions.

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	'''Hargrave Jennings''' (1817-1890) was a British [[Freemasonry\|Freemason]] and amateur student of comparative religion, including the teachings of [[Jacob Boehme]], [[Robert Fludd]], Richard Payne Knight, and J.G.R. Forlong.		'''Hargrave Jennings''' (1817-1890) was a British [[Freemasonry\|Freemason]] and amateur student of comparative religion, including the teachings of [[Jacob Boehme]], [[Robert Fludd]], [[Richard Payne Knight]], and [[Forlong dux\|J.G.R. Forlong]].

	Jennings is well known for his participation in the Rosicrutian revivial of the late 19th century, which is epitomized in his work, ''The Rosicrucians, Their Rites and Mysteries'' (1870). According to [[Sabazius]] (2004), this book proposes that the primitive worship of Light or Fire, symbolized by the [[sun]] or the [[phallus]], is the true origin of all religions.		Jennings is well known for his participation in the Rosicrutian revivial of the late 19th century, which is epitomized in his work, ''The Rosicrucians, Their Rites and Mysteries'' (1870). According to [[Sabazius]] (2004), this book proposes that the primitive worship of Light or Fire, symbolized by the [[sun]] or the [[phallus]], is the true origin of all religions.

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	'''Hargrave Jennings''' (1817-1890) was a British [[Freemasonry\|Freemason]] and amateur student of comparative religion, including the teachings of Jacob Boehme, Robert Fludd, Richard Payne Knight, and J.G.R. Forlong.		'''Hargrave Jennings''' (1817-1890) was a British [[Freemasonry\|Freemason]] and amateur student of comparative religion, including the teachings of [[Jacob Boehme]], [[Robert Fludd]], Richard Payne Knight, and J.G.R. Forlong.

	Jennings is well known for his participation in the Rosicrutian revivial of the late 19th century, which is epitomized in his work, ''The Rosicrucians, Their Rites and Mysteries'' (1870). According to [[Sabazius]] (2004), this book proposes that the primitive worship of Light or Fire, symbolized by the [[sun]] or the [[phallus]], is the true origin of all religions.		Jennings is well known for his participation in the Rosicrutian revivial of the late 19th century, which is epitomized in his work, ''The Rosicrucians, Their Rites and Mysteries'' (1870). According to [[Sabazius]] (2004), this book proposes that the primitive worship of Light or Fire, symbolized by the [[sun]] or the [[phallus]], is the true origin of all religions.

Isomeme at 03:12, 16 June 2005

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'''Hargrave Jennings''' (1817-1890) was a British [[Freemasonry|Freemason]] and amateur student of comparative religion, including the teachings of Jacob Boehme, Robert Fludd, Richard Payne Knight, and J.G.R. Forlong.

Jennings is well known for his participation in the Rosicrutian revivial of the late 19th century, which is epitomized in his work, ''The Rosicrucians, Their Rites and Mysteries'' (1870). According to [[Sabazius]] (2004), this book proposes that the primitive worship of Light or Fire, symbolized by the [[sun]] or the [[phallus]], is the true origin of all religions.

Jennings's other works include:
*''Indian Religions, or Results of the Mysterious Buddhism'' (1858)
*''Curious Things of the Outside World: Last Fire'' (1861)
*''Live Lights and Dead Lights (1873), One of the Thirty, a Strange History'' (1873)
*''The Obelisk: Notices of the Origin, Purpose and History of Obelisks'' (1877)
*''Childishness and Brutality of the Time'' (1883)
*''Phallicism, Celestial and Terrestrial, Heathen and Christian'' (1884)
*''Charon: Sermons from the Styx: a Posthumous Work by Frederick the Great'' (1886).

=References=

*Sabazius. (1997). ''[http://www.hermetic.com/sabazius/jennings.htm Hargrave Jennings]''. Retrieved on Sept. 21, 2004.
*Wikipedia. (2004). ''[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hargrave_Jennings Hargrave Jennings]''. Retrieved on Sept. 21, 2004.

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Ash at 06:16, 22 September 2004

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'''Hargrave Jennings''' (1817-1890) was a British [[Freemasonry|Freemason]] and amateur student of comparative religion, including the teachings of Jacob Boehme, Robert Fludd, Richard Payne Knight, and J.G.R. Forlong.

Jennings is well known for his participation in the Rosicrutian revivial of the late 19th century, which is epitomized in his work, ''The Rosicrucians, Their Rites and Mysteries'' (1870). According to Sabazius (2004), this book proposes that the primitive worship of Light or Fire, symbolized by the [[sun]] or the [[phallus]], is the true origin of all religions.

Jennings's other works include:
*''Indian Religions, or Results of the Mysterious Buddhism'' (1858)
*''Curious Things of the Outside World: Last Fire'' (1861)
*''Live Lights and Dead Lights (1873), One of the Thirty, a Strange History'' (1873)
*''The Obelisk: Notices of the Origin, Purpose and History of Obelisks'' (1877)
*''Childishness and Brutality of the Time'' (1883)
*''Phallicism, Celestial and Terrestrial, Heathen and Christian'' (1884)
*''Charon: Sermons from the Styx: a Posthumous Work by Frederick the Great'' (1886).

=References=

*Sabazius. (1997). ''[http://www.hermetic.com/sabazius/jennings.htm Hargrave Jennings]''. Retrieved on Sept. 21, 2004.
*Wikipedia. (2004). ''[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hargrave_Jennings Hargrave Jennings]''. Retrieved on Sept. 21, 2004.