The Archons Feed on Suffering: Gnosticism as Political Critique
The Nag Hammadi Library does not describe the archons as horned demons…
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Jung, Shadow Work, and Gnostic Pneuma: The Ancient Upstream
The contemporary enthusiasm for shadow work–bringing repressed emotions, fears, and desires into…
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Catharism and the Albigensian Crusade: A Gnostic Revival Burned
They called themselves Good Christians. Their enemies called them Cathars–from the Greek…
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Gnosticism vs Orthodox Christianity: What the Early Church Suppressed
For nearly two thousand years, the Christian story was told as if…
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Mandaeism: The Last Living Gnostic Religion
They call themselves the Nasoraeans–the guardians of secret knowledge–and they have persisted…
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Gnosis and the Near-Death Experience: What Ancient Cosmology Says
In 2001, a Dutch cardiologist published a study in The Lancet that…
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Nag Hammadi Library: The Complete Guide to the 46 Gnostic Scriptures
Discover the complete Nag Hammadi Library: 46 Gnostic tractates across 13 codices discovered in 1945. Your definitive guide to the texts, history, and meaning of this revolutionary find.
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What the Gospel of Thomas Actually Teaches (114 Sayings)
The Gospel of Thomas is not a biography of Jesus. It contains…
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The Three Marys: Philip, Mary, and Pistis Sophia Restore the Magdalene
Mary Magdalene was not the penitent prostitute of later church imagination, nor…
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VALIS and the Nag Hammadi: What Philip K. Dick Actually Got Right About Gnosticism
In February 1974, a science fiction writer in California opened his door…
