The Blurb
Conference by Ludovic Richer

Aor-Agni, the quest for Christ the King: was there Christianity before Jesus?
Abbé Boudet, Paul Le Cour, the Hiéron du Val d’Or society, Marsilio Ficino, and several 19th- and 20th-century esotericists shared a common idea: that of an early Christianity, or a primordial revelation (the prisca theologia), predating the historical life of Jesus.

Where did they get this idea?
How is it structured?
What would be the true origin of Christianity?
Although their theories vary, this investigation will lead us to the heart of Christian esotericism, Greek philosophy, the myth of Atlantis, and even the ancient religion of the Celts.
If, in the world of researchers in Rennes-le-Château, people regularly talk about Abbé Boudet and his “supposedly coded” book, they are forgetting the underlying message of his text: the idea that the small town of Rennes-les-Bains and its region preserve a very ancient spiritual memory, which he attempts to demonstrate through linguistics, history, geography, archaeology, and the study of myths.
Let us embark on a journey between myth and reality to shed light on the enigma of the origins of Christianity and the hypothetical primordial tradition.