Canaan: The Forbidden Gods of the Ancient World

Before Yahweh reigned alone, there was a pantheon. Before the Bible, there was Canaan-a vibrant, complex religion rooted in the hills, cities, and myths of the ancient Near East. Forgotten by history, demonized by monotheism, and buried beneath centuries of silence, the gods and goddesses of Canaan once stood at the center of one of the most powerful spiritual systems in human history.

In this provocative and meticulously researched work, Talde Lucan resurrects the lost gods of the ancient world-El, Baal, Asherah, Anat, Mot, Yam, Astarte-and the sacred drama they embodied. CANAAN is more than history; it is an excavation of cultural memory, a journey through myth and archaeology, and a fearless challenge to the assumptions of modern religion.

Discover how the Canaanite religion shaped the language, symbols, and rituals of Judaism, Christianity, and beyond. Explore the divine feminine, sacred kingship, fertility rites, and the cosmic battles between life and death-all told through ancient texts, ruined temples, and suppressed scriptures.

If you've ever questioned the origins of Western faith, wondered what gods came before, or felt the pull of forgotten altars, this book will open a door long kept closed.

Let the silence be broken. Remember the gods the world tried to erase.