- (
gnostic)". The
origins of
Gnosticism are
obscure and
still disputed.
Alexandria was of
central importance for the
birth of
Gnosticism.
Gnosticism is...
- that
would later characterize Gnostic systems for
their treatment of the
Monad or One (see
Neoplatonism and
Gnosticism). For a long time,
legend persisted...
-
Archon Aeon (
Gnosticism)
Luminary (
Gnosticism)
Francis T.
Fallon "The
Enthronement of Sabaoth"
Brill Archive, 1978 p. 80 "Archons".
Gnosticism Explained...
-
Gnosticism in
modern times (or Neo-
Gnosticism)
includes a
variety of
contemporary religious movements,
stemming from
Gnostic ideas and
systems from ancient...
-
rather than
accepting your situation. Aion (deity) Nous
Archon (
Gnosticism)
Luminary (
Gnosticism) Lit. "half-creator,"
occasionally referred to as Yaldabaoth...
- mysteries. In
Gnosticism,
Sophia is a
feminine figure,
analogous to the
human soul but also
simultaneously one of the
feminine aspects of God.
Gnostics held that...
-
There is
significant scholarly debate around what
Gnosticism is, and
therefore what
qualifies as a "
Gnostic text."
Prior to the
discovery at Nag Hammadi,...
- 2022.. See also: "Sethian
Gnosticism: A
Literary History",
Archived 2007-07-06 at the
Wayback Machine in Nag Hammadi,
Gnosticism and
Early Christianity,...
-
early followers.
While Gnosticism was
influenced by
Middle Platonism,
neoplatonists from the
third century onward rejected Gnosticism. Nevertheless, Alexander...
- Pseudo-
Gnosticism is a term used for
groups which have been
labelled Gnostic,
either by
their contemporaries or
modern historians even when the accuracy...
