The Lost Gospels Documentary
All of you are already familiar with the Lost Gospels so I thought this would be a good documentary to watch. I could post the books online but they would be to long to read for this post.
The Lost Gospels [1/9]
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The Lost Gospels [3/9]
The Lost Gospels [4/9]
The Lost Gospels [5/9]
The Lost Gospels [6/9]
The Lost Gospels [7/9]
The Lost Gospels [8/9]
The Lost Gospels [9/9]
THE DEAD SEA SCROLLS
http://www.lashon.net/JMH/Resources/DSS1.pdf
Gnosticism pages 1-123> http://dmt-nexus.com/Files/Books/General/Gnostic%20Handbook.pdf
Discoveries of previously unknown ancient writings—especially the forty-six texts found at Nag Hammadi in 1945—are challenging historians of religion to rethink not only what we mean by Gnosticism but also the standard account of Christian origins. The Gospel of Mary and The Secret Book of John, for example, illustrate the variety of early Christianities and are witness to the struggle of Christians to craft an identity in the midst of the culturally pluralistic Roman Empire. King shows how historians have been misled by ancient Christian polemicists who attacked Gnostic beliefs as a "dark double" against which the new faith could define itself. Having identified past distortions, she is able to offer a new and clarifying definition of Gnosticism. Her book is thus both a thorough and innovative introduction to the twentieth-century study of Gnosticism and a revealing exploration of the concept of heresy as a tool in forming religious identity.
Gnosticism Exposed
Yours truly,
Anthony Smith
The Lost Gospels [1/9]
The Lost Gospels [2/9]
The Lost Gospels [3/9]
The Lost Gospels [4/9]
The Lost Gospels [5/9]
The Lost Gospels [6/9]
The Lost Gospels [7/9]
The Lost Gospels [8/9]
The Lost Gospels [9/9]
THE DEAD SEA SCROLLS
http://www.lashon.net/JMH/Resources/DSS1.pdf
Gnosticism pages 1-123> http://dmt-nexus.com/Files/Books/General/Gnostic%20Handbook.pdf
Discoveries of previously unknown ancient writings—especially the forty-six texts found at Nag Hammadi in 1945—are challenging historians of religion to rethink not only what we mean by Gnosticism but also the standard account of Christian origins. The Gospel of Mary and The Secret Book of John, for example, illustrate the variety of early Christianities and are witness to the struggle of Christians to craft an identity in the midst of the culturally pluralistic Roman Empire. King shows how historians have been misled by ancient Christian polemicists who attacked Gnostic beliefs as a "dark double" against which the new faith could define itself. Having identified past distortions, she is able to offer a new and clarifying definition of Gnosticism. Her book is thus both a thorough and innovative introduction to the twentieth-century study of Gnosticism and a revealing exploration of the concept of heresy as a tool in forming religious identity.
Gnosticism Exposed
Yours truly,
Anthony Smith
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Permalink Reply by newview on
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Do you put any trust in these books, Anthony? As far as being inspired by the Lord.
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Permalink Reply by Anthony on
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Mr. Smith newview.
First of all, I wouldn't be able to understand any of The Lost Gospels without translation, it wouldn't matter if I understand a lil' Ancient Arabic, Arabic [Egyptian], Hebrew, Greek or Latin. And my faith is personal.
Still no photo Mr. newview.
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Permalink Reply by Pastor valentine on
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The Gospel of Jesus the Christ has never been lost. It's true that some books of the Gospel of Jesus the Christ were not cannonised.I know in my spirit that if we just use the 66 books we have [ bible- Gen- Rev.] . That we will have/ attain eternal salvation
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