The Three Witnesses: Textual Development in the Apocryphon of John
The Apocryphon of John (NHC II,1; III,1; IV,1) presents a peculiar scandal…
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Plato’s Republic in the Nag Hammadi Library: The Beast Within
The Republic of Plato (NHC VI,5) stands as a peculiar bureaucratic anomaly…
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The Two Eugnostos: Pagan Wisdom and Christian Revelation
The double transmission of Eugnostos (NHC III,3 and III,4) presents a rare…
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Gnostic Ethics: Asceticism, Sexuality, and Community Life
The moral universe of the Nag Hammadi Library presents a peculiar paradox…
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The Restoration of All Things: Apokatastasis in Gnostic Eschatology
The eschatology of the Nag Hammadi Library presents a striking bureaucratic reversal:…
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Baptism in the Nag Hammadi Library: Water, Spirit, and Transformation
The baptismal theology of the Nag Hammadi Library presents a fluid yet…
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Apocryphal Gospels: The Literary Context of Hidden Wisdom
The apocryphal gospels of the Nag Hammadi Library (NHC I,3; II,2,3,4; VI,2)…
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What is Gnosticism? Defining the Undefinable — Essential Background on the Diverse Movements Behind These Texts
Essential background on Gnosticism: defining the diverse movements behind the Nag Hammadi texts, common threads, historical context, and why understanding matters more than definition.
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Contemporary Gnostic Experiences in a Digital Age: Why These Ancient Texts Speak to Modern Seekers
Discover why these ancient texts speak to modern seekers: direct knowing, paradox, present realisation, and Gnostic practice in the digital age.
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The Book of Thomas the Contender: The Ascetic Strain of Gnostic Liberation
Explore the Book of Thomas the Contender (NHC II.7): the ascetic, world-negating strain of Gnosticism, secret teachings for those who are worthy, and the soul’s liberation from flesh.
