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    Alan Watts

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    The largest collection of talks by Alan Watts — the British-American philosopher who made Eastern wisdom accessible through witty and profound teachings.

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    Tertullian

    4 mentions across 3 talks in Alan Watts

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    Natural Law [Philosophy: East and West no. 33] (KPFA)2 mentions
    4:54

    …to do with the, and a great deal of the roman philosophy of law was incorporated into Christianity by the Latin Church father Tertullian, who was a lawyer, and in a way Tertullian must be held responsible for a great deal of the legal emphasis of roman…

    4:59

    …philosophy of law was incorporated into Christianity by the Latin Church father Tertullian, who was a lawyer, and in a way Tertullian must be held responsible for a great deal of the legal emphasis of roman Catholic Theology, where the relationships between…

    Eros and Christianity (aka "Sex In The Church")1 mention
    40:12

    …trouble was you see that when certain kinds of extravagant poetic expressions got in the hands of people like Augustine and Tertullian, who were rather influenced by roman literalness, they wrote it into the law books. And so this amazing situation came…

    Sex And The Church (aka "Religion and Sexuality") [Myth and Religion]1 mention
    40:01

    …was you see that when a certain kinds of extravagant poetic expressions got in the hands of people like Augustine and Tertullian who were rather influenced by roman literalness, they wrote it into the law books and so this amazing situation came about.…