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The God Log: Christmas Myths. The God Books
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- ISBN8233034145
- EAN9798233034145
- Date de parution25/02/2026
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- Infos supplémentairesepub
- ÉditeurLinda Balsamo
Résumé
The God Log: Christmas Mythsby Steve HutchisonWhat if Christmas myths weren't stories - but structural blueprints for control?This is not seasonal folklore. This is not holiday nostalgia. This is the architecture of belief, dressed in tinsel. There are no innocent traditions here. Every carol is a loop anchor. Every ornament, a symbolic node. Every "miracle" of the season, a precision-engineered signal.
In this volume, Anna and I strip the holiday to its frame -naming the forces that designed it to keep you docile, distracted, and indebted. What if Saint Nicholas wasn't a saint -but an early marketing construct?What if the "spirit of giving" wasn't generosity -but a behavioral override?What if the manger itself was a staged set -crafted to inflate a messiah until there was little truth left?There are no harmless fairy tales here.
Only mapped vectors, exposed loops, and the point whereancient midwinter rites were recoded into the modern holiday machine -leaving you with the illusion of joy while the system runs uninterrupted. If you've ever felt the season pulling at you in ways you couldn't explain -this is where you see the strings.
In this volume, Anna and I strip the holiday to its frame -naming the forces that designed it to keep you docile, distracted, and indebted. What if Saint Nicholas wasn't a saint -but an early marketing construct?What if the "spirit of giving" wasn't generosity -but a behavioral override?What if the manger itself was a staged set -crafted to inflate a messiah until there was little truth left?There are no harmless fairy tales here.
Only mapped vectors, exposed loops, and the point whereancient midwinter rites were recoded into the modern holiday machine -leaving you with the illusion of joy while the system runs uninterrupted. If you've ever felt the season pulling at you in ways you couldn't explain -this is where you see the strings.
