1. CATHOLIC ENCYCLOPEDIA: Gnosticism Visit New Advent for the Summa Theologica, Church Fathers, Catholic Encyclopedia and more. The beginnings of gnosticism have long been a matter of controversy and are still largely a Whereas http://www.newadvent.org/cathen/06592a.htm

Home Encyclopedia Summa Fathers ... G > Gnosticism A B C D ... Z Gnosticism The doctrine of salvation by knowledge . This definition, based on the etymology of the word ( gnosis "knowledge", gnostikos , "good at knowing"), is correct as far as it goes, but it gives only one, though perhaps the predominant, characteristic of Gnostic systems of thought. Whereas Judaism and Christianity , and almost all pagan systems, hold that the soul attains its proper end by obedience of mind and will to the Supreme Power, i.e. by faith and works, it is markedly peculiar to Gnosticism that it places the salvation of the soul merely in the possession of a quasi-intuitive knowledge of the mysteries of the universe and of magic formulae indicative of that knowledge. Gnostics were "people who knew", and their knowledge at once constituted them a superior class of beings, whose present and future status was essentially different from that of those who, for whatever reason, did not know. A more complete and historical definition of Gnosticism would be: A collective name for a large number of greatly-varying and pantheistic idealistic sects, which flourished from some time before the Christian Era down to the fifth century, and which, while borrowing the phraseology and some of the tenets of the chief religions of the day, and especially of

2. Gnosticism A resource for many views of gnosticism. Includes articles and links. http://www.meta-religion.com/Esoterism/Gnosticism/gnosticism.htm

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3. Definition Of Gnosticism gnosticism died not by chance, but because it lacked vital power within itself; and no amount of theosophistic literature can give life to that which perished from intrinsic and essential defects. http://www.ourladyswarriors.org/dissent/defgnost.htm

Definition of Gnosticism The doctrine of salvation by knowledge. This definition, based on the etymology of the word ( gnosis "knowledge", gnostikos , "good at knowing"), is correct as far as it goes, but it gives only one, though perhaps the predominant, characteristic of Gnostic systems of thought. Whereas Judaism and Christianity, and almost all pagan systems, hold that the soul attains its proper end by obedience of mind and will to the Supreme Power, i.e. by faith and works, it is markedly peculiar to Gnosticism that it places the salvation of the soul merely in the possession of a quasi-intuitive knowledge of the mysteries of the universe and of magic formulae indicative of that knowledge. Gnostics were "people who knew", and their knowledge at once constituted them a superior class of beings, whose present and future status was essentially different from that of those who, for whatever reason, did not know. A more complete and historical definition of Gnosticism would be: A collective name for a large number of greatly-varying and pantheistic -idealistic sects, which flourished from some time before the Christian Era down to the fifth century, and which, while borrowing the phraseology and some of the tenets of the chief religions of the day, and especially of Christianity, held matter to be a deterioration of spirit, and the whole universe a depravation of the Deity, and taught the ultimate end of all being to be the overcoming of the grossness of matter and the return to the Parent-Spirit, which return they held to be inaugurated and facilitated by the appearance of some God-sent Savior.

4. Gnostics, Gnostic Gospels, & Gnosticism Gnostics, Gnostic, gnosticism Includes the gnostic gospels and information on gnostic Christianity and the religion of gnosticism! http://www.earlychristianwritings.com/gnostics.html

A one-sentence description of Gnosticism: a religion that differentiates the evil god of this world (who is identified with the god of the Old Testament) from a higher more abstract God revealed by Jesus Christ, a religion that regards this world as the creation of a series of evil archons/powers who wish to keep the human soul trapped in an evil physical body, a religion that preaches a hidden wisdom or knowledge only to a select group as necessary for salvation or escape from this world. The term "gnostic" derives from "gnosis," which means "knowledge" in Greek. The Gnostics believed that they were privy to a secret knowledge about the divine, hence the name. (Huxley coined "agnosticism" on the basis that all knowledge must be based on reason. We cannot rationally claim to have access to knowledge that is beyond the powers of the intellect.) There are numerous references to the Gnostics in second century proto-orthodox literature. Most of what we know about them is from the polemic thrown at them by the early Church Fathers. They are alluded to in the Bible in the pastorals (spurious Paulines of 1 Timothy, 2 Timothy, and Titus), for example 1 Tm 1:4 and 1 Tm 6:20, and possibly the entirety of Jude. Ignatius of Antioch writes against them as well as Docetism, a doctrine closely related to Gnosticism that stated that Christ was pure spirit and had only a phantom body. Second Clement is a document aimed at refuting early second century Gnosticism. Marcion was the most famous of the Gnostics, and he established a "canon" of the Pauline epistles (minus the pastorals) and a "mutilated" Luke (presumably considered so because it lacked proof-texts such as Lk 22:43-44). Justin Martyr mentioned him c. 150 CE, and Irenaeus and Tertullian wrote against him extensively in the late second century (in

5. The Gnostic World View: A Brief Summary Of Gnosticism The Gnostic World View A Brief Summary of gnosticism. Conclusion. Some writers make a distinction between “Gnosis” and “gnosticism”. http://www.gnosis.org/gnintro.htm

The Gnostic World View: A Brief Summary of Gnosticism GNOSTICISM IS THE TEACHING In the following summary, we will attempt to encapsulate in prose what the Gnostic myths express in their distinctively poetic and imaginative language. The Cosmos All religious traditions acknowledge that the world is imperfect. Where they differ is in the explanations which they offer to account for this imperfection and in what they suggest might be done about it. Gnostics have their own perhaps quite startling view of these matters: they hold that the world is flawed because it was created in a flawed manner. Like Buddhism, Gnosticism begins with the fundamental recognition that earthly life is filled with suffering. In order to nourish themselves, all forms of life consume each other, thereby visiting pain, fear, and death upon one another (even herbivorous animals live by destroying the life of plants). In addition, so-called natural catastrophes earthquakes, floods, fires, drought, volcanic eruptions bring further suffering and death in their wake. Human beings, with their complex physiology and psychology, are aware not only of these painful features of earthly existence. They also suffer from the frequent recognition that they are strangers living in a world that is flawed and absurd. Deity The Gnostic God concept is more subtle than that of most religions. In its way, it unites and reconciles the recognitions of Monotheism and Polytheism, as well as of Theism, Deism and Pantheism.

6. WWW Resources For Gnosticism And Nag Hammadi WWW Resources for gnosticism and Nag Hammadi. Here are some links to Web sites I ve found useful. Sites of General Interest for the Study of gnosticism. http://www.haverford.edu/relg/mcguire/Gnosisnet.html

WWW Resources for Gnosticism and Nag Hammadi Here are some links to Web sites I've found useful. Each of these will connect you to several other sites of interest. For the study of Religion more generally, there is a valuable page of links for the study of Religion compiled by James Gulick of Magill Library. Sites of General Interest for the Study of Gnosticism Ouroboros: The Gnostic Web Ring Edward Moore, "Gnosticism," Internet Encyclopedia of Gnosticism The Gnosis Archive The Gnostic Society Library ... Polemical Works against the Gnostics, Virtual Library Links to selections from Irenaeus, Clement, Hippolytus, Tertullian, Origen, Chrysostom, Jerome, Epiphanius For more works against the Gnostics, see below: Selected Anti-Gnostic Writings Contemporary Anti-Gnostic Sites: Gnostic Friends Network Links to 175+ Anti-Gnostic Sites "Gnosticism and the Gnostic Jesus from the Christian Research Institute. Primary Texts for the Study of Gnosticism: The Nag Hammadi Library and other Ancient Texts Nag Hammadi Libary/Gnostic Society The Gnostic Society Library The Norwegian Gnostic Society Virtual Library Selected Anti-Gnostic Writings: Irenaeus, Tertullian, Plotinus, et al.

7. Gnosticism Several articles on gnosticism. A source of information for deeper understanding of religious subjects. gnosticism was a religious philosophical dualism that professed salvation through secret knowledge, or gnosis have attributed the origins of gnosticism to a number of sources the http://mb-soft.com/believe/txn/gnostici.htm

Gnosticism General Information Gnosticism was a religious philosophical dualism that professed salvation through secret knowledge, or gnosis. The movement reached a high point of development during the 2d century AD in the Roman and Alexandrian schools founded by Valentius. Scholars have attributed the origins of gnosticism to a number of sources: the Greek mystery cults; Zoroastrianism; the Kabbalah of Judaism; and Egyptian religion. The early Christians considered Simon Magus (Acts 8:9 - 24) the founder of gnosticism. His doctrine, like that of other gnostic teachers, had nothing in common with the knowledge of the mysteries of God that Saint Paul called wisdom (1 Cor. 2:7). Christian leaders looked upon gnosticism as a subtle, dangerous threat to Christianity during the 2d century, a time marked by religious aspirations and philosophical preoccupations about the origins of life, the source of evil in the world, and the nature of a transcendent deity. Gnosticism was perceived as an attempt to transform Christianity into a religious philosophy and to replace faith in the mysteries of revelation by philosophical explanations. BELIEVE Religious Information Source web-site Our List of 1,000 Religious Subjects

8. GNOSTICISM - ANCIENT AND MODERN MENU gnosticism ANCIENT AND MODERN. Summary gnosticism is a philosophical and religious movement which started in preChristian times. http://www.religioustolerance.org/gnostic.htm

MENU: GNOSTICISM: ANCIENT AND MODERN Click Here to Visit our Sponsors. Summary: Gnosticism is a philosophical and religious movement which started in pre-Christian times. The term is derived from the Greek word gnosis which means " knowledge ". It is pronounced with a silent "G" (NO-sis). Gnostics claimed to have secret knowledge about God, humanity and the rest of the universe of which the general population was unaware. It became one of the three main belief systems within 1st century Christianity, and was noted for three factors which differed from the two other branches of Christianity: Novel beliefs about Gods, the Bible and the world which differed from those of other Christian groups. Tolerance of different religious beliefs within and outside of Gnosticism. Lack of discrimination against women. A belief that salvation is achieved through knowledge. In the words of The Gnostic Apostolic Church humanity needs to be awakened and brought " to a realisation of his true nature. Mankind is moving towards the Omega Point, the Great day when all must graduate or fall. This day is also the Day of Judgement in that only those who have entered the Path of Transfiguration and are being reborn can return to the Treasury of Light. "

9. The Gnostic Matrix In the wake of the megahit move The Matrix, which features gnostic themes, this article examines gnosticism and the influence this philosophy has on our culture. authors have incorporated ideas http://www.probe.org/docs/gnostic.html

The Gnostic Matrix Don Closson Introduction When The Matrix In fact, The Matrix is syncretistic; it uses ideas from a number of religious traditions that are popular in American culture. Along with Christian notions, the authors have incorporated ideas from Zen Buddhism and Gnosticism. Gnosticism is a belief system named after the Greek word "gnosis" or knowledge. If the authors had been attempting to portray a Christian view of the human condition, they would have focused on sin and the need for a savior. Instead, the movie's characters find a kind of salvation in discovering secret knowledge and in realizing that the world is not what it appears to be. Neo becomes a Gnostic messiah, one chosen to be a way-shower out of the illusion of the matrix. Gnostic gospels began to compete with Christianity in the second century after Christ. Our first clue to their existence is found in the writings of early Church Fathers like Justin Martyr and Irenaeus who defended Christian orthodoxy from these heretical ideas. The popularity of Gnosticism began to decline by the end of the third century and lay largely dormant until the recent discovery of Gnostic texts in Egypt in 1945. Now known as the Nag Hammadi Library, this remarkable find was made available in English in 1977 and has been used by both religious leaders and secular scholars to argue that a Gnostic gospel should be considered alongside the orthodox Christian message. In this article we will consider both the content of Gnosticism and influence Gnostic ideas are having on our culture.

10. Hegel_kabbalah.html A passage from Hegel's Lectures on the History of Philosophy, translated and annotated by Scott J. Thompson. http://www.wbenjamin.org/hegel_kabbalah.html

Back to the Walter Benjamin Research Syndicate Homepage G.W.F. Hegel: Kabbalah and Gnosticism [An excerpt from Hegel's Lectures on the History of Philosophy , translated from G.W.F. Hegel's ii , (Theorie Werkausgabe, Bd. 19), Frankfurt a.M., Suhrkamp Verlag, 1977, 426-430] translation and notes by Scott J. Thompson Hegel Links Kabbalah and Gnosticism Kabbalistic Philosophy and Gnostic theology are also occupied with the concepts of Philo. The first of these concepts is Being: abstract, unknown and nameless. The second is disclosure: the concrete which emanates from Being. The return to unity is also accepted to a certain extent, particularly with the Christian philosophers. This return, which is considered third, approaches Logos According to Philo, Wisdom is the teacher, High Priest, which leads the third back to the first, and thus to the vision ( ) of God. Kabbalistic Philosophy Kabbalah is called the secret wisdom of the Jews. Much has been fabled concerning its origins, and much of it is enigmatic. It is said to be embodied in two books: the Sefer Yetzirah (Book of Formation) and the Sefer ha-Zohar (Book of Splendor). The

11. Gnosticism gnosticism was a Middle Eastern religious and philosophical orientation that grew strong in the 1st in the 2nd century, but gnosticism survived for centuries in other religions http://i-cias.com/e.o/gnostici.htm

Click to open Encyclopaedia of the Orient on its front page Gnosticism The Gospel of Thomas: The Hidden Sayings... Explore the gospel that didn't make it to the Bible. Buy this book from Amazon (USA) ... or buy from: Gnosticism was a Middle Eastern religious and philosophical orientation that grew strong in the 1st century CE, exercising strong influence on Judaism and Christianity and at times representing a strong and competing theology. The gnostic tendencies in both these two religions was defeated in the 2nd century, but gnosticism survived for centuries in other religions. The name comes from the Greek word for 'knowledge', and points at a belief that salvation comes from a insight in a secret knowledge. Gnosticism also involve that man has a capacity to discover truths by the help of the intellect alone. Gnosticism is furthermore recognised for its dualism, which is the theory that everything is to be understood as a fight between two powers or two qualities; light; the good or the responsible; and darkness, the bad, the evil or the irresponsible. In this dualism man plays a role, but man is of minimal importance to the totality of this cosmic battle. Central figures, religions and writings of Gnosticism include Simon Magus, mentioned in the

12. Gnosticism Reborn: The Matrix As Shamanic Journey Discusses the film as a Shamanic journey, by Jason Wynd and Jake Horsley. http://www.mindmined.com/public_library/nonfiction/jake_horsley_gnosticism_rebor

Gnosticism Reborn: The Matrix As Shamanic Journey by Jake Horsley back to index of nonfiction back to the Mind Mined Public Library main page change background lavender light gray dark gray light blue/green light green light purple dark purple brown khaki sky blue also onsite... nonfiction plays poetry fiction audio funhouse gallery news store home The mind is its own place, and in itself Can make a Heav’n of Hell, a Hell of Heav’n Milton’s Satan, Paradise Lost The story of The Matrix (1999)—probably the most elaborately plotted action movie ever made—is authentically Gnostic. It is in fact, and way beyond “The X-Files,” “Gnosticism reborn.”(1) Wherever exactly Andy and Larry Wachowski hatched their demonically inspired and wickedly effective pop parable about the enslavement of modern man to the machine, they have come up with a genuine original. It’s an amazingly coherent blend of Philip K. Dick, H. P. Lovecraft, Jean Baudrillard, messianic prophecy, apocalyptic lore, martial arts mysticism, and technological paranoia. The Matrix may well be the outstanding American movie of the ’90s. But it is both less and more than your average great movie. On the one hand, it is slick and vaguely soulless, with all the pumping adrenaline-charged violence that characterize the MTV movies of recent years (it is produced by Joel Silver, after all). On the other hand, it may just be the first fully-realized Surrealist work in mainstream cinema to date.

13. The Gnosis Archive: Resources On Gnosticism And Gnostic Tradition A vast collection of materials and audio lectures dealing with Gnosis and gnosticism, both ancient and modern. Highly recommended. What is gnosticism? http://www.gnosis.org/welcome.html

The Gnosis Archive, www.gnosis.org , offers a vast collection of primary texts and resources relating to Gnosticism and the Gnostic Tradition, both ancient and modern. This public service site is maintained by Lance Owens , to whom you may address any comments or suggestions. It is administered by Thomas Leavitt, and hosted by WebCom. The Gnosis Archive is referenced by the Encyclopaedia Britannica , and Encarta Click here to add our Amazon.com Book Search link to your favorites When you use this link to enter Amazon.com and make purchases, The Gnosis Archive will receive a small commission. Thank you for helping support this site! T HE G NOSIS A RCHIVE Library Bookstore Index Web Lectures ... Gnostic Society Meditations Take a moment to reflect on a brief meditation and reading from the Gnostic scriptures, selected from this week's Gnostic liturgy. Meditate upon the feminine aspect of divinity with meditation and readings from this month's Sophia liturgy. The Gnostic Society Library Visit the Gnostic Society Library , a comprehensive library of Gnostic scriptures including the Nag Hammadi Library as well as a large selection of writings and documents relating to the study of Gnosticism. Also check the

14. Strange Fire:Gnosticism: Dedication The burning passion of Travers heart was to give a clarion call to the Church that he saw falling in line with gnosticism and leaving the simplicity of the http://www.ncinter.net/~ejt/strange.htm

by Travers and Jewel van der Merwe DEDICATION This Book is Dedicated to Travers van der Merwe (1935-1995). The burning passion of Travers' heart was to give a clarion call to the Church that he saw falling in line with Gnosticism and leaving the simplicity of the Word of God. In severe pain he preached his last message on the subject of mysticism. After his departure from this life, the following definition was found in his jacket pocket, in his handwriting: "Mysticism: The timeless quest for higher/hidden truth, spiritual experiences and knowledge of God by using imagination, intuition, so-called 'Holy Spirit revelations' and subjective feelings rather than fact, reason and the undistorted Word of God." FOREWORD The thing that hath been, it is that which shall be; and that which is done is that which shall be done: and there is no new thing under the sun. Is there any thing whereof it may be said, See, this is new? it hath been already of old time, which was before us. (Ecclesiastes 1:9-10) Some books are written before their time. This is one such book. It was never our privilege to know Travers van der Merwe but we had heard of his exemplary walk before God and man while on Earth. While battling cancer, a painful ordeal that lasted for many years, Travers and his wife Jewel penned this book. He saw an ancient heresy arising in the modern Christian church and it weighed heavily on his heart.

15. The Gnosis Archive: Resources On Gnosticism And Gnostic Tradition A vast collection of materials and audio lectures dealing with Gnosis and gnosticism, both ancient and modern. The site includes the Gnostic Society Library with the complete Nag Hammadi Library, http://www.gnosis.org/

The Gnosis Archive, www.gnosis.org , offers a vast collection of primary texts and resources relating to Gnosticism and the Gnostic Tradition, both ancient and modern. This public service site is maintained by Lance Owens , to whom you may address any comments or suggestions. It is administered by Thomas Leavitt, and hosted by WebCom. The Gnosis Archive is referenced by the Encyclopaedia Britannica , and Encarta Click here to add our Amazon.com Book Search link to your favorites When you use this link to enter Amazon.com and make purchases, The Gnosis Archive will receive a small commission. Thank you for helping support this site! T HE G NOSIS A RCHIVE Library Bookstore Index Web Lectures ... Gnostic Society Meditations Take a moment to reflect on a brief meditation and reading from the Gnostic scriptures, selected from this week's Gnostic liturgy. Meditate upon the feminine aspect of divinity with meditation and readings from this month's Sophia liturgy. The Gnostic Society Library Visit the Gnostic Society Library , a comprehensive library of Gnostic scriptures including the Nag Hammadi Library as well as a large selection of writings and documents relating to the study of Gnosticism. Also check the

16. WELCOME TO ALAN PETERS WEBSITE EASY TO UNDERSTAND ENLIGHTENING ESSAYS Dedicated to Medieval Spiritualism, Alchemy, and Taoism. Essays from Gnostic writers, Alchemy term glossary, Middle Age Symbolism described with photographs. Tao Teh Ching in full, and Alchemy Poem. http://alandpeters.tripod.com/

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17. ART. XV. -- Buddhist Gnosticism, The System Of Basilides. From the Journal of the Royal Asiatic Society of Great Britain and Ireland for 1902. http://ccbs.ntu.edu.tw/FULLTEXT/JR-ENG/kenn.htm

ART. XV. Buddhist Gnosticism, the System of Basilides. By J. Kennedy. The Journal of the Royal Asiatic Society of Great Britain and Ireland for 1902 p. 377-415

18. Gnosticism gnosticism. From http//www.occultresearch.org/gnosticism/gnostfaq.htm. Summary. Interaction of gnosticism and Early Mainline Christianity. http://www.meta-religion.com/Esoterism/Gnosticism/gnosticism2.htm

to promote a multidisciplinary view of the religious, spiritual and esoteric phenomena. About Us Links Search Contact ... Science home YY Religion sections World Religions New R. Groups Ancient Religions Spirituality ... Extremism Science sections Archaeology Astronomy Linguistics Mathematics ... Contact The Web Metareligion More sections: Subscribe to the Metareligion Newsletter Submit your site Banners Index ... Polls Please, help us sustain this free site online. Make a donation using Paypal: Gnosticism From: http://www.occultresearch.org/gnosticism/gnostfaq.htm Summary History Gnosticism consisted of many syncretistic belief systems which combined elements taken from Asian, Babylonian, Egyptian, Greek and Syrian pagan religions, from astrology, and from Judaism and Christianity. They constituted one of the three main branches of early Christianity: the other two being: the remnants of the Jewish Christian sect which was created by Jesus' disciples, and

19. From Gnosticism To A Contemporary Spirituality Sarah Benson gives a personal account of esoteric Christianity beginning with the Gnostics, and concludes that Rudolf Steiner's Anthroposophy is a modern day embodiment of the genuine Christ message. http://livingnow.com.au/spirit/s1spiritstories2.htm

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Academic Info Gnosticism - Directory of Online Gnostic Studies Resources Home Search Index Contact ... Religion Gnosticism Table of Contents Digital Library Start with Gnostic Society Library Contains a vast collection of primary documents relating to the Gnostic tradition as well as a selection of in-depth audio lectures and brief archive notes designed to orient study of the documents, their sources, and the religious tradition they represent Continue on with: Encyclopedia Coptica Includes sections on exhibits, collections, archives, indices, coptology, Orthodoxy, Christianity and Weblinks. Maintained by Azer Bestavros, Boston University Gnosis Archive A great resource for the study of both ancient and modern Gnosticism. Includes the Gnostic Society Library, archives, meditations, web lectures, Ecclesia and links to the Gnostic Society homepage Maintained by Lance Owens Gospel of Thomas Homepage Even though the main focus of this excellent page is the Gospel of Thomas it contains links to the debate over the Synoptic Sayings Source Q, other Apocryphal Gospels and Acts, general Gnostic and Christian material, and on the historical Jesus. It also includes the online edition of Davies' book The Gospel of Thomas and Christian Wisdom Maintained by Steven Davies Noncanonical Homepage "Documents to aid students and scholars alike in Biblical interpretation"

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