The Wisdom of the Celts

by Patricia King, Gina Sigillito (Editor), Sile Deady (Editor)

Explores the richly textured history of the Celtic world, where knowledge, art, and religion were revered, sexuality was celebrated openly, and men and women were treated equally, discussing the profound impact the Celts had on the Western world and bringing to life Celtic literature, legend, and lore. Original.

Genres: Literature, History

240 pages, Paperback

First published March 1, 2004

About the author

Patricia is a respected apostolic and prophetic minister, an inventive entrepreneur, spiritual mentor, and a true mother in the faith. She is committed to loving God, loving people, and advancing the Kingdom through media, missions, events and outreach. Patricia King Ministries promotes the character and nature of Jesus Christ through the in-dwelling grace of Holy Spirit. She believes God’s light belongs in the darkness, shining the life and hope of Jesus to those who long to know Him.
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Reviews

[Andy · Rating 2 out of 5]

Jumbled and unfocused. There is a weird mixture of overtly christian and supposedly pre-christian sources to identify specific bits of "wisdom," which gives a pretty weird viewpoint. A lot of the pieces of "wisdom" are poorly supported and, sometimes, supported by only one or two excerpts. When these excerpts are solely from later Christian (and French when we look at the Arthurian cycle) it's hard to judge it as a Celtic ideal. I know that Gauls and Bretons are Celts, but that doesn't necessarily span to everything in the Arthurian cycle.