The Gnostic Gospels

Gnostic Gospel This article describes the Gnostic Gospel. In order to discuss this issue we will divide this paper into several important points. The first one is Gnosticism. The second part is the Gnostic Miscellaneous Gospel Literature, and finally the conclusion of the Gnostic Gospel. What is Gnosticism? According to Bentley (1987), "Gnosis comes from Greek and means" knowledge "or" know the behavior. " (At the first hearing, there was the same case as another more general term, the opposite is true: I do not know, literally "I do not know", meaning the omnibus.) Greek is rationality, Distinguish between proposition knowledge and sophistication

Excerpt: Does the Gnostic Gospel tell the true story of Jesus? The New Testament gospels appeared in the first century and the people who knew Jesus may still be alive; the Gospel gospel appeared after the second century. Therefore, the Gnostic Gospel actually does not provide useful information on the history of Jesus. "It is well written, it is very easy to read, we highly recommend it. Excerpts: 'Do you think Jesus is as reliable as the four Gospels in ancient literature? No, historical It is impossible - Reliability ... Is it unreliable to describe Jesus in the Bible due to centuries of writers' mistakes or deliberate changes? No, the basic reliability of the new exam There is nothing to bring in. There is no doubt, but the traditional view of Christ is fully supported by solid historical facts.

Let us doubt the Bible The authenticity of Jesus is mostly based on the lost (hidden or gnostic) Gospel rediscovered in Nag Hamadi, Egypt in 1945. But in reality these works are rejected rather than lost. Furthermore, since academic commentaries, it is obvious that they were once unreliable as they were true Gospels.

These doctrines, from Greek gnostic or knowledge, are called Gnostic Gospels. Many of these heretic gospels (Gonotics was persecuted by the fathers of the early church) were discovered in the last century and they dig out from their long forgotten land rooms for reexamination. Why is this so important? By design, we accept only one aspect of Christianity. Christ as a savior can only be obtained through religious vessels or the teachings of the church itself. In Latin, the extra Ecclaisium nulla salus (there is no remedy outside the church). Christians must hand themselves to the church alone by faith and the church does everything with that power to ensure that their souls safely reach the sky. The institution always needs the power to rule people