The Magic of Chaos

Peter J. Carroll

Crowley certainly helped put the boot in against monotheism but the process was already well
advanced. Science, which had basically evolved out of renaissance magic, had more or less finished
monotheism as a serious parasite on advanced cultures. Crowley was enthusiastic about science and
appropriately so for his era, but in the work of Austin Spare we begin to detect a certain foreboding.
However it is Spare's work that appears more austere and scientific when compared to some of Crowley's
more baroque symbolic extravagances. Spare rejected the classical symbologies of forgotten ages and
sought the magic of his own personal arcana. Using the minimum of......

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