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by Lord Brabazon of Tara P.C. G.B.E. M.C.,Isabel Hill Elder

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Lord Brabazon of Tara P.C. G.B.E. M.C.,Isabel Hill Elder

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Author: Isabel Hill Elder A study of Druidism - their origin teaching and government and their religious beliefs . The work and teachings of this early British Church (Culdee) for 1100 years is detailed in this remarkable book. Although declared heretical by Rome in .

Author: Isabel Hill Elder A study of Druidism - their origin teaching and government and their religious beliefs that prepared Britain to receive apostolic Christianity that arrived in Britain shortly after the Ascension of Our Lord which is the first Christian Church outside Jerusalem? . 705 the Culdee Church struggled on as distinct from the Romans until it was eclipsed by the Roman Catholic Church in the 12th century.

Foreword by LORD BRABAZON of TARA, . Britain's reputed first Christian Church. British-Israelist propaganda, its original formulation possibly born from the need of King Henry VIII's 'Church of England' (founded to afford him the divorce which the Papal Church of Rome refused) for the authority of 'ancient origins'. No mention of Pytheas the Greek of Marseille who circumnavigated the British Isles ca. 320BC and reported upon their inhabitants in the book 'On the Ocean'

Foreword by LORD BRABAZON of TARA, . Authoress's al. Merch O Lundain Derri. Many are the questions asked and answered in this remarkable book by Mrs. Hill Elder. from dustjacket blurb. Merch O Lundain Derri Which is the first Christian Church outside Jerusalem? Who brought Christianity to these islands? . British-Israelism propaganda, its original formulation possibly born from the need of King Henry VIII's 'Church of England' (founded to afford him the divorce which the Papal Church of Rome refused) for the authority of 'ancient origins'.

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She is the author of 17 books and over 150 refereed articles and book chapters, and is a columnist for the Times Higher Education. Tara has won six teaching awards, including the National Teaching Award for the Humanities, along with other awards for disability education, cultural studies and doctoral supervision.

Author: Isabel Hill Elder A study of Druidism - their origin teaching and government and their religious beliefs that prepared Britain to receive apostolic Christianity that arrived in Britain shortly after the Ascension of Our Lord. Just a few of the questions asked and answered by Mrs. Elder in this her fourth edition of this splendid book are...which is the first Christian Church outside Jerusalem? Who took Christianity to the Isles? Who were the Druids and what did they teach? Who built the roads for the Roman chariots? In this most important work she disspells the erroneous belief that Britain was uncivilized compared with Rome and that the Druids were a mischievous sect. The work and teachings of this early British Church (Culdee) for 1100 years is detailed in this remarkable book. Although declared heretical by Rome in A.D. 705 the Culdee Church struggled on as distinct from the Romans until it was eclipsed by the Roman Catholic Church in the 12th century. Mrs. Elder states what is little known but of the greatest importance...the fact that Christianity as a Church was born in England before anywhere else and that England was a professed Christian country one hundred years before Rome and in fact when Rome was still persecuting Christians. She draws attention to the singular change without any opposition from Druidism to Christianity which was understandable in that fundamentally they had no great difference in belief. An interesting point is also made as to the difference between the British Church and the Church of England. The rise and establishment of Christianity in Britain has been dealt with by many writers but in these pages new light has been thrown on the origin of the Culdees with whom rests the introduction and with their successors the defense of the Apostolic Christianity brought by those early Christians to Britain shortly after the Ascension of our Lord. Paperback 168 pages

Morad

You know the old expression, "Never judge a book by its cover," well that adage definitely applies with this book! I received the paper-back print of this book in the mail a few weeks ago and spent this week reading through it. Despite the awesome art and concept the book was a mix between boring, erroneous, and the occasional inspiring quote. This book will sit on my shelf for the art and title, but I wouldn't recommend it to anyone as a serious read into Celtic Spirituality!

Nuadazius

This is an excellent book for historical students and religous students. It is the only book that I have found that shines light on the Church founded by christian refugees from the then Roman held Britian that were accorded sanctuary in Ireland by the Kings and Druids, and granted land to establish their church.
This short books begins with a compacted review of the Celtic People and religion. I find it conflicting in some details from the majority of works, but in general a fine review for those wishing to understand the people who took in the early Christian Refugees.
The book than gives a moving account of the establishment of the Christian Church, known either as the Irish Church,the Culdee Church, or the British Church.
This follows into the acceptance of Chrisitianty as the fulfillment of their own religion by the Druids and a peaceful changeover to Christianity without either persecution or Martrydom. The Irish church then proceeded about the business o! f foreign conversions without force or persecution.
The latter chapters deal with the Roman Church's initial attempts to dominate the Irish Church, and their rebuttal. This is followed by a violent takeover, involving great loss of life, by the Roman Church.
The last chapter deals with the idea of Protestantism as an attempt to return to the ideals of the British Church. However in this, while I agree in general, I find the author a bit optimistic, as the protestants of England, with notable exceptions such as Good Queen Bess, then carry out further acts of violence against those they term 'unbelievers' which still go on to this day.

Chillhunter

A good study of Druidism - their origin, teaching, and government and their religious beliefs that prepared Britain to receive apostolic Christianity that arrived in Britain shortly after the Ascension of Christ.

Āłł_Ÿøūrš

It would be nice if Ms. Elder's suppositions were based upon any kind of fact, but alas, they are not. While she creates a nice tale of the way things might have happened, she offers little support for her assertions and much of her information is incorrect.
The transition from 'Celtic' to Early Christian is extremely problematic and its study is not helped by those like Ms. Elder who would try to create a homogenized view of two very different cultural traditions.

Mr_KiLLaURa

This is very thought provoking!! Makes me want to verify in other places. What is the real truth? Has all history been 'rewritten'?

Tam

Explains a number of things and links quite well to "Traditions of Glastonbury" which supports Psalm 27:5 !
Research the word "pavilion" in e-Sword for this Psalm....you will be amazed.