From Grand Lodge of Scotland Review: Strange questions but persistent ones. Such ideas do not spring from the single imagination. The arise, grow and change, time providing at least apparent credibility. This book is a search for the history of the Goat, the Devil and the Freemason; a magical mystery tour of fascinating and often surprising events and people including the occult on the 19th Century France, the Sante Fe Trail and the Mountain men, a masonic hoax ancient Egypt and the book of the dead Greek gods and the after life; at least two Cleopatra Cyrus the great; fauns and satyrs; early Christianity, gonistics and the gospel of Qui the history of the bible; polytheism, henotheism and monotheism; the death of pan the problem of evil; the Bogomils and the Catars; Elizabeth Barrett Browning, and John Donne; Wittgenstein and language gains; reasons for worship; Augustine, Hume and Nietzsche; Kabbalah, the Templars and the Rosicrucians; and of course, the wonderfully named Hermes Trismegistus not forgetting Tecumseh, Crazy Horse and the Comanche.