This is an incredible deep dive into the Victor Hugo classic, Les Misérables—but from a profoundly unique standpoint you are not likely to have heard before. It is eye-opening and touching in a way that perhaps Hugo himself intended, carefully hidden within a coded message. In this episode of Christian Considerations, we attempt to decipher that beautiful message specifically for you, the listener. Prepare to be shocked!

Note: If you haven't read the book, I strongly urge you to at least watch the 2012 movie adaptation (starring Hugh Jackman) before listening to fully appreciate this episode.

In this episode, we explore:

• A profound Gnostic allegory hidden within Jean Valjean’s journey.

• Connections to Carl Jung’s psychological framework and the process of individuation.

• Themes of the Demiurge, Archons, and awakening the "divine spark".

• Surprising insights drawing from the Apocryphal Gospels of Thomas, Mary, and Philip.

• The ultimate battle between the rigid law of Inspector Javert and radical, spiritual redemption.

In this episode we are thinking about Lucifer Morningstar

Discussing the characters of Lucifer, God, Amenidil and especially the evolution of Lucifer and God.

A detailed look at the women of the show Lucifer and what they represent.

A deep dive into Daniel Espinosa - the most relatable character on the show and his deeper meaning.

explore the notion and purpose of soulmates.

In this episode we explore the 3 very different figures, their origins and how in the heck did they wind up getting combined into one mean guy called The Devil???

The Book of Enoch and The Book of Thomas are both books that the Council of Nicaea decided should not be in the Bible but they are every bit as legitimate as the Book of Genesis or the Books of Matthew, Mark, Luke and John. Today, we discuss some of the Parables in The Book of Enoch and The Book of Thomas.