Discussions of Christian writings from outside the most commonly used canons. Whether heretical, apocryphal, or simply strange, join us as we explore these fascinating works!
What am I telling you? All at once the living die. How do they live in illusion? The rich become poor, kings are overthrown, everything changes. The world is illusion.
The Treatise on Resurrection, Rheginus (Valentinian Christian), 2nd Century AD
Irenaeus is not really trying to show us what “gnosticism” is, but what heresy is. To do our work of history of religions with his data, we are better off to cut ourselves completely free from the artificiality of his overall grouping and to establish the clearest possible criteria for classification.
Michael Allen Williams, "Rethinking Gnosticism"
What can a depth psychologist teach us about the apostle Paul? By examining C.G. Jung's reflections on myth, inner certainty, and the god-man archetype, we explore how the stories we embrace shape our spiritual reality—and what that means for our understanding of early Christian history.
Access the full public domain text of the Odes of Solomon. Read these profound 1st-2nd century Christian devotional poems and hymns online.
Was the apostle Paul a Gnostic? That's impossible to say from a historical perspective, but certainly many of the ancient Gnostics claimed him as one of their own.
Profound words of encouragement from a Gnostic source
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Introduction Many religious texts purport to reveal secret knowledge, and 1 Enoch is no exception. The second “book” in 1 Enoch, The Book of the Similitudes, is quite long– and
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