Topic: Astro Theology

Host Greg Carlwood reflects on the interview, addressing potential listener sensitivity regarding Christian topics and clarifying his neutral stance on religion. He discusses alternative interpretations of the Bible, such as "astro-theology," where Jesus represents the sun and the apostles represent the twelve signs of the Zodiac. Carlwood suggests that the literal interpretation of the Bible is the least likely, favoring a view of the text as a collection of reinterpreted Egyptian and Greek myths.

David Matheson discusses his 400-page book, The Undying Stars, which explores the occult knowledge coded within history and ancient texts. He argues that biblical stories and ancient myths are not literal historical accounts but are instead coded descriptions of astrological alignments and the movement of constellations. The discussion establishes that a central conspiracy exists to keep this uniting ancient wisdom from the general public.

Matheson explains the value of astro-theology by detailing the myth of Venus and Mars being caught in a net by Vulcan, as recorded in The Odyssey. He cites Lucian of Samosata to argue that this story is a literal description of a planetary conjunction occurring in the Pleiades star cluster. This segment emphasizes that ancient gods were often named after the planets and their specific celestial motions.