What happens when the philosophy of a pagan Greek is used to defend the dogma of the Catholic Church?

In this episode, we explore the Philosophy of Thomas Aquinas—the medieval theologian who synthesized Aristotle with Christianity and created the official philosophy of the Catholic Church. Aquinas is one of the most important philosophers in Western history. Was Aquinas a great philosopher, or a clever apologist who used reason to justify dogma?

📜 Topics Covered:

• The High Middle Ages: Gothic cathedrals, epic poetry, and intellectual ferment
• The Rediscovery of Aristotle: Why "the philosopher" challenged Christian theology
• The Scholastic Method: Reasoning towards a pre-determined conclusion
• Thomism: The synthesis of faith and reason
• The Cosmological Foundation: Why worldview matters
• The Five Ways: Proving God's existence through reason
• The Unmoved Mover: Aristotle's argument and its critics (Hume and Kant)
• Teleology: The purpose of human life as the vision of God
• The Hierarchy of Laws: Eternal, Natural, Divine, and Human Law
• The Three Virtues: Poverty, Chastity, and Obedience
• The Three Drives: Wealth, Carnal Pleasure, and Honor/Status
• The Challenge of Islam: Why Aquinas needed to respond
• The Aristotelian Connection: Baptizing a pagan philosopher
• The Legacy of Aquinas: Genius or apologist?
• Aquinas and the Temple of Set: Ancestor or problem?

🎧 ABOUT THE RUBY TABLET The Ruby Tablet Podcast is a philosophical and spiritual journey through the essays of the Temple of Set, exploring the great traditions of human thought—from ancient Egypt to the present day. Each episode is a deep dive into the ideas that help shape the Self and fan the Black Flame.

🔮 In Our Next Episode:

We turn to Machiavellianism—how did the political philosophy of the Renaissance challenge the medieval worldview? How did Machiavelli separate politics from religion? And why did his name become synonymous with the Devil? The story continues.

🔗 Sources & Reading List:

Essay #8: The Philosophy of Thomas Aquinas (Aquino VI°, V2 - 102 - 8) Reading List: 3L, 16A, 16L, 16M

📚 Recommended Reading:

• Thomas Aquinas, Summa Theologica (trans. Fathers of the English Dominican Province)
• Thomas Aquinas, Summa Contra Gentiles (trans. Anton C. Pegis)
• Etienne Gilson, The Christian Philosophy of St. Thomas Aquinas
• F.C. Copleston, Aquinas (Penguin Philosophy Series)
• Anthony Kenny, Aquinas on Mind
• Jean-Pierre Torrell, Saint Thomas Aquinas: The Person and His Work
• G.K. Chesterton, St. Thomas Aquinas: The Dumb Ox
• Josef Pieper, The Silence of St. Thomas

💬 Join the Discussion:

What do you think? Was Aquinas a great philosopher who reconciled faith and reason, or a clever apologist who used logic to justify dogma? Can a pagan philosopher be made compatible with Christian theology? And how does Aquinas's synthesis relate to the Temple of Set's own efforts to blend traditions?

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What happens when a culture of warriors, administrators, and empire-builders absorbs the philosophy of the Greeks?

In this episode, we explore Pre-Christian Rome—a civilization that transformed Greek philosophy into a practical tool for governing an empire. Roman philosophy was not about contemplation. It was about duty. It was about service. It was about building and maintaining the state.

From the Roman Republic to the Roman Empire, from the Twelve Tables to natural law, from Cicero to Marcus Aurelius—we trace the philosophical currents that shaped Roman civilization. We explore the mystery cults that flourished alongside Roman civic religion. We examine the practical philosophy that held an empire together. And we ask: What can we learn from Rome today?

This is the era of Cicero, Lucretius, and Marcus Aurelius. It's the era of Roman Stoicism, Roman law, and the Orientalization of the European soul. It's the era that bridges the Hellenistic world and the rise of Christianity. And it's an era that has shaped the modern world.

📜 Topics Covered:

• The Roman Republic: Mixed constitution, checks and balances, and political decay
• Roman Law: Civil law, the law of the people, and natural law
• The Practical Nature of Roman Philosophy: Duty, service, and the state
• Cicero: Wisdom, justice, and the conflict between the two
• Lucretius: Epicureanism, atomism, and freedom from fear
• Roman Stoicism: Marcus Aurelius, resilience, and the philosophy of acceptance
• The Mystery Cults: Mithras, Magna Mater, Osiris/Serapis in Rome
• The Transition from Republic to Empire: The fall of the Republic
• The Conflict Between Wisdom and Justice: Ideals vs. reality
• The Legacy of Pre-Christian Rome and the Temple of Set

🎧 ABOUT THE RUBY TABLET The Ruby Tablet Podcast is a philosophical and spiritual journey through the essays of the Temple of Set, exploring the great traditions of human thought—from ancient Egypt to the present day. Each episode is a deep dive into the ideas that help shape the Self and fan the Black Flame.

🔮 In Our Next Episode:

We turn to the Philosophy of Thomas Aquinas—how did Aristotle's philosophy become the foundation of Christian theology? How did Aquinas synthesize faith and reason? And how did his ideas shape the medieval world? The story continues.

🔗 Sources & Reading List:

Essay #7: Pre-Christian Rome (Aquino VI°, V2 - 102 - 7) Reading List: 3L, 16A, 16L, 16M

📚 Recommended Reading:

• Marcus Tullius Cicero, On the Republic and On the Laws
• Lucretius, De Rerum Natura (On the Nature of Things)
• Marcus Aurelius, Meditations (trans. Gregory Hays)
• Seneca, Letters from a Stoic (trans. Robin Campbell)
• Epictetus, The Discourses (trans. Robin Hard)
• The Twelve Tables (trans. Ancient Roman sources)
• Mary Beard, SPQR: A History of Ancient Rome
• Tom Holland, Rubicon: The Triumph and Tragedy of the Roman Republic
• Anthony Everitt, Cicero: The Life and Times of Rome's Greatest Politician

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What happens when old certainties crumble and people are left searching for meaning in a chaotic world?

In this episode, we explore the Hellenistic Era—a time of transition, synthesis, and transformation that followed the death of Alexander the Great. It was a world of global trade, economic inequality, urbanization, and cultural exchange. It was also a world of disillusionment, where people turned to new philosophies and new religions to find peace and purpose.

From the Great Library of Alexandria to the mystery cults of Isis, Orpheus, Mithras, and Gnosticism—from Skepticism to Epicureanism to Stoicism to Cynicism—we trace the philosophies that helped people navigate an age of uncertainty.

This is the era of Pyrrho, Epicurus, Zeno, and Diogenes. It's the era when the individual became the focus of philosophy. It's the era when the East influenced the West. And it's an era that, in many ways, mirrors our own.

🎧 ABOUT THE RUBY TABLET The Ruby Tablet Podcast is a philosophical and spiritual journey through the essays of the Temple of Set, exploring the great traditions of human thought—from ancient Egypt to the present day. Each episode is a deep dive into the ideas that help shape the Self and fan the Black Flame.

🔮 In Our Next Episode:

We turn to Pre-Christian Rome—how did the Romans absorb Greek philosophy and make it practical? How did Stoicism become the philosophy of emperors? And how did the mystery cults shape the rise of Christianity? The story continues.

🔗 Sources & Reading List:

Essay #6: The Hellenistic Era (Aquino VI°, V2 - 102 - 6) Reading List: 1C, 3L, 16A, 16L, 16M

📚 Recommended Reading:

• Will Durant, The Life of Greece (for the Orientalization quote)
• Epicurus, The Essential Epicurus (trans. Eugene O'Connor)
• Epictetus, The Discourses (trans. Robin Hard)
• Marcus Aurelius, Meditations (trans. Gregory Hays)
• Diogenes Laertius, Lives of the Eminent Philosophers
• A.A. Long, Hellenistic Philosophy: Stoics, Epicureans, Sceptics
• John Sellars, Stoicism
• Peter Green, Alexander of Macedon and The Hellenistic Age

💬 Join the Discussion:

What do you think? Which Hellenistic philosophy speaks most to you—Skepticism, Epicureanism, Stoicism, or Cynicism? Are we living in a new Hellenistic Era? And how does the Temple of Set continue the traditions of the mystery cults?

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Hellenistic Era, Hellenistic Philosophy, Skepticism, Epicureanism, Stoicism, Cynicism, Pyrrho, Epicurus, Zeno, Diogenes, Marcus Aurelius, Alexander the Great, Library of Alexandria, Mystery Cults, Isis, Orpheus, Mithras, Gnosticism, Orientalization, European Soul, Will Durant, Temple of Set, Left-Hand Path, Michael Aquino, The Ruby Tablet, Greek Philosophy, Ancient Philosophy, Hellenistic Age, Epictetus, Seneca, Chrysippus, Logos Spermatikos, Cosmopolis, Apatheia, Ataraxia, Hedonism, Virtue, Natural Law, Personal Salvation, Hellenization, Ptolemaic Dynasty, Seleucid Empire

What if the philosopher who shaped Western thought for over 2,000 years also defended the enslavement of other human beings?

In this episode, we explore the philosophy of Aristotle—the systematizer, the logician, the father of empiricism, and one of the most influential thinkers in history. But we also confront the darker aspects of his legacy: his defense of natural slavery, his rejection of the immortal soul, and his problematic politics.

We begin with Aristotle's dramatic life—tutor to Alexander the Great, student of Plato for twenty years, founder of the Lyceum, and a man driven from Athens on charges of impiety. We trace his ideas from the Unmoved Mover to the Golden Mean, from the Politeia to natural slavery.

Should we celebrate Aristotle or condemn him?

📜 Topics Covered:

• Aristotle's life: tutor to Alexander, founder of the Lyceum, exile and death
• Aristotle vs. Plato: The great rivalry and who was right
• The Unmoved Mover: An impersonal God or a philosophical principle?
• The mortal soul: Why Aristotle rejected individual immortality
• Form and matter: Aristotle's redefinition of Plato's Forms
• Natural slavery: The most controversial aspect of Aristotle's philosophy
• The Politeia: Aristotle's ideal constitution
• The Golden Mean: Wisdom or compromise?
• Crowley's critique: Why the Golden Mean leads to "flabbiness"
• The loss and rediscovery of Aristotle's works
• How Aristotle's philosophy became Catholic dogma
• Aristotle and the Temple of Set: Ancestor or problem?

🎧 ABOUT THE RUBY TABLET

The Ruby Tablet Podcast is a philosophical and spiritual journey through the essays of the Temple of Set, exploring the great traditions of human thought—from ancient Egypt to the present day. Each episode is a deep dive into the ideas that help shape the Self and fan the Black Flame.

🔮 In Our Next Episode:

We turn to the Hellenistic Era—the time of Skepticism, Epicureanism, and Stoicism. How did Greek philosophy change after Aristotle? How did the mystery cults and the Orientalization of the European soul shape Western thought? The story continues.

🔗 Sources & Reading List:

Essay #5: The Philosophy of Aristotle (Aquino VI°, V2 - 102 - 5) Reading List: #16

📚 Recommended Reading:

• Aristotle, The Nicomachean Ethics (trans. W.D. Ross)
• Aristotle, The Politics (trans. Benjamin Jowett)
• Aristotle, Metaphysics (trans. W.D. Ross)
• Jonathan Barnes, Aristotle: A Very Short Introduction
• W.K.C. Guthrie, A History of Greek Philosophy, Volume 6
• Aleister Crowley, Magick Without Tears (for the critique of the Golden Mean)

💬 Join the Discussion:

What do you think? Was Aristotle a genius who transformed philosophy, or a deeply flawed thinker whose ideas were used to justify oppression? Can we separate his politics from his metaphysics? And does the Temple of Set have the right to claim Aristotle as an ancestor?

Drop your thoughts in the comments below. Which philosopher speaks more to you—Plato or Aristotle?

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In this episode, we journey from the shadows of the cave to the blinding light of the Forms. We explore how Plato—student of Socrates, founder of the Academy, and heir to the Egyptian mysteries—created a philosophical system that would define the soul, the state, and the divine for millennia.

We begin with fourth-century Athens: a world of rationalism, humanism, and idealized perfection. We trace Plato's influences—from the Egyptian neteru to the Pythagorean obsession with number—and we ask: Was Plato the greatest synthesizer of ancient wisdom, or did he fundamentally misunderstand the traditions he inherited?

From the Theory of Forms to the Allegory of the Cave, from the tripartite soul to the philosopher-king, from the Republic to the Laws—we trace the profound legacy of Platonic thought and ask: Are we living in Plato's cave, or have we escaped?

🎧 ABOUT THE RUBY TABLET

The Ruby Tablet Podcast is a philosophical and spiritual journey through the essays of the Temple of Set, exploring the great traditions of human thought—from ancient Egypt to the present day. Each episode is a deep dive into the ideas that help shape the Self and fan the Black Flame.

🔮 In Our Next Episode:

We turn to Aristotle—Plato's star pupil who rejected the Forms and built his own empire of logic, ethics, and science. How did the "mind of the Academy" become the father of empiricism? And why did his philosophy become the foundation of medieval theology?

🔗 Sources & Reading List:

Essay #4: The Philosophy of Plato (Aquino VI°, V2 - 102 - 4) Reading List: #5, #12, #16

📚 Recommended Reading:

• Plato, The Republic (trans. Allan Bloom or G.M.A. Grube)
• Plato, The Dialogues (especially Phaedo, Meno, Symposium)
• Plato, The Laws
• A.E. Taylor, Plato: The Man and His Work
• W.K.C. Guthrie, A History of Greek Philosophy, Volumes 4-5
• Francis Cornford, Plato's Theory of Knowledge

💬 Join the Discussion:

What do you think? Is the physical world a shadow, or is it real in its own right? Would you want to live in Plato's Republic? And does the Temple of Set have the right to claim Plato as an ancestor?

Drop your thoughts in the comments below. Which philosophy speaks more to you—the cave or the light?

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In this deep dive, we explore the revolutionary thinkers who changed everything—the Pre-Socratic philosophers. Before Socrates, before Plato, before Aristotle, there was a group of radical minds who dared to ask the forbidden questions: What is reality made of? Is there a soul? Is the universe alive or dead? Is truth absolute or just opinion? We trace the journey from the mythical world of Egypt and Mesopotamia to the birth of reason, logic, and science in ancient Greece. From Thales' water to Pythagoras' numbers, from Heraclitus' river to Parmenides' timeless Being—this is the story of how humanity learned to think.

🏛️ PHILOSOPHERS COVERED

Thales of Miletus - The first philosopher

Anaximander - The infinite (apeiron)

Anaximenes - Air as the fundamental substance

Leucippus & Democritus - The atomists

Protagoras - "Man is the measure of all things"

Pythagoras - Number as the essence of reality

Heraclitus - The river of change

Parmenides - The eternal, unchanging Being Zeno - The paradoxes of motion

Empedocles - Love and Strife

Anaxagoras - Mind (nous) as the ordering principle

🧠 KEY QUESTIONS EXPLORED

-Did the Greeks truly invent philosophy, or were they building on Egyptian foundations?

-Is justice a human invention or a universal law?

-Can you be both a materialist and a mystic?

-Is the universe a machine or a living being?

-Was Pythagoras a mathematician, a mystic, or both?

-Does change or permanence define reality?

-Were the Sophists heroes or villains?

-Is the idea of the immortal soul obsolete in a scientific age?

🔮 THE BIG QUESTIONS WE LEAVE YOU WITH

What does it mean to live as if the soul is real?

In a universe of atoms and void, can there still be meaning?

Are we living in a mathematical reality?

What would it take to be a philosopher today?

🎧 ABOUT THE RUBY TABLET

The Ruby Tablet Podcast is a philosophical and spiritual journey through the essays of the Temple of Set, exploring the great traditions of human thought—from ancient Egypt to the present day. Each episode is a deep dive into the ideas that help shape the Self and fan the Black Flame. Theme: Philosophy, History of Ideas, Esoteric Traditions, Western Philosophy, Ancient Greece

📚 REFERENCES & FURTHER READING

"Pre-Socratic Greek Philosophy" - Michael A. Aquino, Classification V2 - 102 - 3

The Fragments of the Pre-Socratics - Diels-Kranz

Early Greek Philosophy - Jonathan Barnes

The Dream of Reason - Anthony Gottlieb

Greek Religion - Walter Burkert

The Presocratic Philosophers - G.S. Kirk, J.E. Raven, M. Schofield

A History of Greek Philosophy - W.K.C. Guthrie

🏷️ HASHTAGS

#PreSocratics #GreekPhilosophy #Philosophy #AncientGreece #Pythagoras #Heraclitus #Parmenides #Thales #Democritus #Sophists #Plato #Socrates #HistoryOfIdeas #TempleOfSet #TheRubyTablet #PhilosophyPodcast #AncientWisdom #GreekHistory #WesternPhilosophy #Metaphysics #Ethics #Epistemology #PhilosophyOfMind

In this episode, we journey from the serene, predictable banks of the Nile to the violent, unpredictable lands between the Tigris and Euphrates. We explore how environment shaped two radically different visions of the divine, the state, and the human condition. Trace the profound legacy of Mesopotamian thought with us and ask yourself: Are we more Egyptian, or more Mesopotamian?

🎧 ABOUT THE RUBY TABLET

The Ruby Tablet Podcast is a philosophical and spiritual journey through the essays of the Temple of Set, exploring the great traditions of human thought—from ancient Egypt to the present day. Each episode is a deep dive into the ideas that help shape the Self and fan the Black Flame.

🔗 Sources & Reading List:

Essay #1: Ancient Egyptian Philosophy (Aquino VI°)

Essay #2: Mesopotamian Philosophy (Aquino VI°)

Reading List: #1, #2, 3A, 16A, 16L, 16M

📚 Recommended Reading:

The Epic of Gilgamesh (trans. Andrew George)

The Code of Hammurabi (trans. Martha Roth)

The History of the Ancient World – Susan Wise Bauer

The Origins of Biblical Monotheism – Mark S. Smith

💬 Join the Discussion: What do you think? Are we more Egyptian or more Mesopotamian? Drop your thoughts in the comments below. Which ancient philosophy speaks more to you?

#AncientPhilosophy #Mesopotamia #Egypt #Podcast #History #Philosophy #TheRubyTabletOfSet #Maat #Gilgamesh #Babylon #TenCommandments #Occult #Esoteric

This episode is intended for educational and philosophical discussion. All views expressed are those of the host and do not necessarily reflect the views of any institution or organization.

What if everything you thought you knew about ancient Egyptian spirituality was wrong? 🇪🇬

In this episode of our podcast, we dive deep into the essay "Ancient Egyptian Philosophy" written by Dr Michael Aquino from the Temple of Set – it is the foundational text behind the Ruby Tablet of Set. This isn't your typical history lesson. We're exploring a radical interpretation of Kemet that challenges Western philosophy, redefines the nature of reality, and asks: did the Egyptians achieve a perfect society 5,000 years ago? Join us as we unpack 10 thought-provoking topics, from the "geometric" mind of the Pharaohs to the terrifying (and liberating) concept of Maat. We're asking the big questions: Was Egyptian art just art, or a portal to another dimension? Was their society a harmonious utopia or a sophisticated theocracy? And most importantly, what can this ancient wisdom teach us about our modern world of chaos and division?

🔍 In This Episode, We Discuss:

-The "Geometric" vs. "Algebraic" mind – why the Egyptians thought in patterns, not causes.

-The modern relevance – what does the "Ruby Tablet" tell us about our future?

-This is a deep dive into the metaphysics, politics, and mystery of the world's first great civilization. Whether you're a student of philosophy, a history buff, or a seeker of hidden wisdom, this episode is for you.

💬 Let us know in the comments: Do you agree with the author's assessment of Egypt as a harmonious society? Or is this a romanticized view of the past?

📚 Resources & Reading List:

Ancient Egyptian Philosophy by Michael A. Aquino VI° (Source Text - the Ruby Tablet of Set)

(Reading List #1, #2, 16L, 16M)

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In this episode, we explore the Ruby Tablet of Set—perhaps the most sophisticated framework for conscious self-evolution you've never heard of. This is not about magic, occult rituals, or dark fantasy. It's about the radical claim that YOU are a process of becoming, and that understanding yourself philosophically is the essential first step to any meaningful, lasting change.

1. Why most self-development fails

• Why surface-level "fixes" don't create lasting transformation
• The difference between changing behavior and changing BEING
• Why philosophy—not action—must come first

2. The principle of Xeper: "I Have Come Into Being"

• What it means to be a conscious co-creator of your own identity
• Why "becoming" is never finished—and why that's the most liberating truth imaginable
• How to stop being shaped by your past and start shaping your future

3. The Geometric Mind vs. The Algebraic Mind

• Why the modern mind sees reality as separate parts, not interconnected wholes
• How this false view keeps you stuck in reactivity
• The shift that unlocks genuine self-direction

4. The Black Flame: Your core of self-consciousness

• How to discover the part of you that's beyond conditioning, trauma, and circumstance
• Why most people never connect with this inner core—and how to start
• What happens when you actually commit to this work

5. The three stages of real transformation

• Origination: The intellectual shift that changes everything
• Manifestation: Turning insight into action
• Crystallization: Integrating change into your permanent identity

ARE YOU ANY OF THE FOLLOWING

✓ You're tired of self-help that doesn't stick ✓ You sense there's something deeper you could become ✓ You want to stop being a product of your circumstances ✓ You're curious about esoteric traditions but want something practical ✓ You're ready to take radical responsibility for who you are and who you're becoming

📚 References & Further Exploration

The concepts discussed are drawn from the Ruby Tablet of the Temple of Set, particularly the essays of Michael A. Aquino VI° on Ancient Egyptian Philosophy and the principle of Xeper. For those who want to go deeper:

• Ancient Egyptian Philosophy – Michael A. Aquino
• The Book of Coming Forth by Night – Michael A. Aquino
• Temple of Set Official Site: xeper.org

📌 Key Concepts Mentioned:

Xeper · The Black Flame · Isolate Intelligence · Remanifestation · The Geometric Mind · Maat · Self-Deification · Conscious Evolution · The Initiate's Path

💬 Share Your Thoughts

Have you experienced a moment of Xeper—a realization that you're not just shaped by life but can shape it back? Drop your story in the comments. I read every one.

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