Encyclopedia of Myths Encyclopedia - Britannica Timeless Myths Original Catholic Encyclopedia - Home of the largest Catholic Encyclopedia resource on the web What's The Harm? Hi reader in Canada, it seems you use Wikipedia a lot; I think that's great and hope you find it useful. It's a little awkward to ask, but this Sunday we need your help. We depend on donations averaging $15, but fewer than 1% of readers choose to give. Maybe later Thank you! Close What's The Harm? Content[edit] As an answer to the question “What’s the harm?” Reception[edit] Skeptics Society Executive Director Michael Shermer has said of the site, "I think it's excellent. Penn Jillette called it "an amazingly great website" in his video blog Penn Says. The site has also been cited as a useful resource in mainstream media articles about alternative medicine, pseudoscience and the paranormal.[7][8] Criticism[edit] Others have criticized the site. History[edit] In a talk at Skeptics in the Pub in Boston on the site's origins,[9] Farley has said that after hearing Penn Jillette talk about The Amaz! References[edit]
The Chaining of Saturn/Sol « Author Elva Thompson In the beginning was the Golden Age, when men of their own accord, without threat of punishment, without laws, maintained good faith and did what was right….The earth itself, without compulsion, untouched by the hoe, unfurrowed by any share, produced all things spontaneously….it was a season of everlasting spring. Ovid in the sixth book of his Metamorphoses. The Golden Age of Sol/Saturn Saturn/Sol In antiquity Saturn was our sun… and we lived in Paradise, the Golden Age of Man. Hesiod tells of a golden race of immortal men who lived in the time of Kronos when he was reigning in heaven. ‘And they lived like gods without sorrow of heart, remote and free from toil: miserable age rested not on them . . . David Talbott in the Saturn Myth, p.329 writes: ‘Ancient races the world over record that there was once a Golden Age, a kingdom of cosmic harmony ruled by a central light god. What happened to Saturn? From a God to a Devil As above, so below. Pan To hell in a hand basket. Eve’s apple The Farm
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