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Began deeper our study. There's a lot more that has been purposely whitewashed, flattened, condensed language that has morphed meaning. And I don't mean just like a couple words here and there. I mean like the whole thing. And and I mean like the concept of grace. What is a grace? Grace is a charm and an actual substance that they use. I mean, what is a Christ? So,
When I found my teacher on Homan, she talked about what a Christ is. And it's really controversial stuff. And it's really innately offensive stuff, right? To be confronting this in academia and religion. And so, she says, "Okay, let's look at what a Christ is." A Christ chrism is a is a substance. It says that in medicine it's a drug. And you say, "Okay, well, it could just be a meaning anointing." That word didn't exist in Latin 1300 AD. So, you have to go back and What is the first use of this word?
Who was the first person to describe anything like that, right? We have to look at all of the texts, not just religious ones. And so, um the first description is talking about aphrodites and virgin oils. The first person that is named as a Christ is this queen Medea. Medea is this discipline. It's also a word that is talking about aphrodites.