In The Genesis of Christianity, Hilton Hotema explores the origins and underlying principles of the Christian tradition through the lens of metaphysical philosophy and esoteric interpretation. Moving beyond conventional historical and theological explanations, Hotema examines Christianity as part of a much broader stream of ancient wisdom, spiritual symbolism, and universal truths that have appeared throughout human history.
Throughout the work, he investigates the relationship between early religious traditions, sacred symbolism, and the evolution of spiritual consciousness. Hotema suggests that many of Christianity's central teachings may contain deeper layers of meaning that point toward inner transformation, self-realization, and the awakening of higher awareness rather than solely outward religious observance.
Written in his characteristic style, blending spiritual inquiry with philosophical reflection, The Genesis of Christianity encourages readers to explore the hidden foundations of one of the world's most influential spiritual traditions. It remains a thought-provoking work for students of comparative religion, metaphysics, and esoteric Christianity.
Highlights
• Explores the origins and deeper meanings of Christianity
• Examines sacred symbolism, spiritual evolution, and consciousness
• Draws upon metaphysical philosophy and ancient wisdom traditions
• Offers an esoteric perspective on Christian teachings
• Written by influential metaphysical author Hilton Hotema in 1956
• A fascinating addition to collections of comparative religion, New Thought, and spiritual literature
128 Pages
