GnosticismGnosticism Lang el gn sis , knowledge was a group of ancient religions that combined ... Gershom Scholem to call Gnosticism the Greatest case of metaphysics metaphysical anti Semitism ...&pg PA122&lpg PA122&dq gershom scholem gnosticism anti semitic&source bl&ots qKECnoMshu&sig wdV7x2W3FJjtdmWVCSgyrMigPyE ... Gnosticism Gershom Scholem Scholem, Gershom Jewish Gnosticism, Merkabah Mysticism, and the Talmudic ... name nhlintro cite web title An Introduction to Gnosticism and The Nag Hammadi Library publisher ... 2009 02 12 ref Some consider Gnosticism to be a branch of Christianity, but alternate theories ... http www.jewishencyclopedia.com view.jsp?artid 280&letter G&search gnosticismGnosticism Article from ... themselves as revivals or even continuations of earlier gnostic groups. Nature and structure of Gnosticism The main features of Gnosticism Gnostic systems particularly the Syrian Egyptian schools ... monad Gnosticism monadic divinity, source this figure is known under a variety of names, including ... Egyptian Gnosticism Syrian Egyptian school of Gnosticism. This is for the reason that the greatest ... usage of Gnosticism is to refer to the Syrian Egyptian schools alone, while Manichean describes the movements of the Persia school. This conception of Gnosticism has in recent times come to be challenged Gnosticism as a potentially flawed category see below . Despite this, the understanding presented ... that compose Gnosticism. Above all, the central idea of gn sis , a knowledge superior to and independent ... quote First on our list stand the Gnostics... ref The relationship between Gnosticism and Orthodox ... understand the main doctrines of Gnosticism due in part to the fact that, prior to the discovery of the Nag Hammadi Library , much of what we know today about gnosticism has only been preserved ... one. Elaine Pagels states that Valentinian gnosticism ... differs essentially from dualism ref name ... to Schoedel a standard element in the interpretation of Valentinianism and similar forms of Gnosticism ... more details
Unreferenced date August 2007 Gnosticism Early Gnosticism refers to a point in Gnosticism that occurred following the Fathers of Christian Gnosticism and related groups but prior to the shift to Medieval Gnosticism . Groups Groups involved in Gnosticism during this timeframe are the Ophites , the Cainites , the Carpocratians , the Borborites , and the Thomasine Church Thomasines . Transition This classification ends with the beginning of Medieval Gnosticism, which was defined by activities surrounding the Bosnian Church and other groups. See also Syrian Egyptic Gnosticism Gnosis Pythagoreanism Neoplatonism and Gnosticism Esoteric Christianity Theosophy Archontics religion stub Category Gnosticism ko ... more details
Unreferenced date February 2007 The pneumatics spiritual , from Greek Polytonic , spirit were, in gnosticism , the highest order of humans, the other two orders being psychics and hylics . The pneumatic saw himself as escaping the doom of the material world via the secret knowledge. Outsiders could only know these secrets by joining a gnostic group. To be a gnostic is to believe in three planes of existence the pure unknown demiurge , the material world of coitus and comfort, and the pure spiritual realm of ascension or escape. Category Gnosticism Reli stub ... more details
Plotinus and Porphyry philosopher Porphyry condemned Gnosticism see Neoplatonism and Gnosticism for their treatment ... of Epiphanes gnostic Epiphanes was the leader of the Monadic Gnosticism who died age 17. However, scholars ... Society Library. ref See also The Absolute Gnosticism Monad disambiguation Monad Greek philosophy References references Category Gnostic deities Category Gnosticism Category Conceptions of God ... more details
Persian Gnosticism may refer to Mandaeism , a blanket term for the modern monotheistic religion of the Mandaeans with a strongly dualistic worldview, practiced primarily in southern Iraq and the Iranian province of Khuzestan Manichaeism , one of the major ancient religions of Iranian origin from the 3rd to 7th century disambig ... more details
, suggested by the scholar John D. Turner , is orthodox neo Platonism . Gnosticism is a term ... Filoramo Filoramo, Giovanni 1990 . A History of Gnosticism . Blackwell. pp. 142 7 ref There has ... Gnosticism is used narrowly to refer only to religious groups such as Sethians and Archontics who ... Neoplatonists as well. This article discusses the relationship between Neoplatonism and Gnosticism . Platonic ... Layton, Bentley. Prolegomena to the Study of Ancient Gnosticism in The Social World of the First Christians ... Christian and Hellenistic circles. Historical relations between Neoplatonism and GnosticismGnosticism ... to both Neoplatonism and Gnosticism . Neopythagoreanism seems to have influenced both the Neoplatonists and the Gnostics as well. ref name Turner1 Turner, John. Sethian Gnosticism A Literary History in Nag Hammadi, Gnosticism and Early Christianity, 1986 p. 59 ref Further, Neopythagoreanism ... s and neoplatonism Neo Platonists . Plotinus seems to have been influenced by Gnosticism Gnostics ..., 5.5, and 2.9 . ref Harder, Scrift Plotins ??? ref Gnosticism Main Gnosticism Scholarship on Gnosticism ... of Gnostic Sethianism in The Rediscovery of Gnosticism. E. J. Brill 1978 ref , and were rebuffed ... as well as the orthodox Christian point of view of Gnosticism. A.H. Armstrong introduction to II 9 ... in his attack Plotinus comes very close in some ways to the orthodox Christian opponents of Gnosticism ... to orthodox Christianity as to Gnosticism for he maintains not only the goodness of the material universe ... ep. Puech, Le pp. 162 163 and 179 180. ref The earliest origins of Gnosticism are still obscure and disputed ... and Gnosticism Gnostics borrow a lot of ideas and terms from Platonism. They exhibit a keen understanding ... Gnosticism of vilifying the demiurge or craftsman that crafted the material world, even thinking ... of the world and the Demiurge. First International Conference on Neoplatonism and Gnosticism The First International Conference on Neoplatonism and Gnosticism at the University of Oklahoma ... more details
Gnosticism The history of Gnosticism is subject to a great deal of debate and interpretation. The complex ... Gnosticism has traditionally come from critiques by orthodox Christianity Christians make it difficult ... Haereses described several different schools of 2nd century gnosticism in disparaging and often ..., scholarly discussion of Gnosticism at first relied heavily on Irenaeus and other heresiologists, which ... of gnosticism, though many would agree that the topic still remains fraught with difficulties. At the same time, modern movements referencing ancient gnosticism have continued to develop, from origins in the popular new age and occult movements of the 19th century. Thus Gnosticism is often ascribed .... Etymology and philosophical context The meaning of gnosis Though the word Gnosticism is a modern ... and concepts into their own philosophical and religious belief systems. Gnosticism among those ... who possesses it. In The History of the Term Gnostikos in The Rediscovery of Gnosticism E.J. Brill ... Alexander of Aphrodisias , Commentary on the Metaphysics of Aristotle , c. 200 CE . The ancient Gnosticism ... and their texts below . Despite the above, the problem remains that the term Gnosticism was rarely ... of gnostics. Citation needed date February 2007 On the other hand, Gnosticism is still adjectivally ... implied by the term. Such uses of the term Gnosticism rely on other similarities, such as structural ... needed date February 2007 Neoplatonism and Plotinus Address to the Gnostics main Neoplatonism and Gnosticism ... gnosticism did however explicitly use demiurgic or creative teachings to bring about salvation to their http ..., also see the Cainites . Michael Williams does not address Morton Smith s views on gnosticism s libertinism ..., Rethinking Gnosticism An Argument for Dismantling a Dubious Category , Princeton, New Jersey Princeton ... that would fall under the heading today as secterians of Gnosticism. Thus the accusations of libertinism ..., during the First International Conference on Neoplatonism and Gnosticism in the 1980s. Evangeliou ... more details
Certain modern scholars have asserted that similarities existed between Buddhism and Gnosticism , a school of thought that formed much of what was later considered heretical literature in Christianity. Manichaeism Early 3rd 4th century Christian writers such as Hippolytus of Rome and Antiochus IV Epiphanes Epiphanius write about a Scythianus , who visited India around 50 AD from where he brought the doctrine of the Two Principles . According to these writers, Scythianus pupil Terebinthus presented himself as a Buddha he called himself Buddas Cyril of Jerusalem . Terebinthus went to Palestine and Iudaea Province Judaea where he met the Apostles becoming known and condemned Isaia , ref Catechetical Lecture 6 Concerning the Unity of God. On the Article, I Believe in One God. Also Concerning Heresies. Isaiah xlv. 16, 17. Sept. ref and ultimately settled in Babylon, where he transmitted his teachings ... of Gnosticism ref It was a day of pain and a time of sorrow when the messenger of light entered ... that Hindu or Buddhist tradition may well have influenced Gnosticism. He points out that Buddhists ... Buddhism and Gnosis ref Elaine Pagels notes that the similarities between Gnosticism and Buddhism ... lecture 6 In the 3rd century, the Syrian writer and Christian Gnosticism Gnostic theologian ... of Elaine Pagels Some scholars, such as Edward Conze and Elaine Pagels , have suggested that gnosticism ... is equivalent to the Buddhist word prajna . Both traditions of Buddhism and Gnosticism held that only ... that Hindu or Buddhist tradition may well have influenced Gnosticism. He points out that Buddhists ... between Gnosticism and Buddhism have prompted some scholars to question their interdependence ... location Livingston, MT ref Other comparisons Although Gnosticism pre dates the alleged birth of Jesus ... acted on both religions, or coincidence. References references DEFAULTSORT Buddhism And Gnosticism Category Buddhism and other religions Gnosticism Category Gnosticism ... more details
Unreferenced stub auto yes date December 2009 Unreferenced date June 2010 Gnosticism Syrian Egyptian Gnostic Schools were ancient gnosticism Gnostic sects from around the Middle East . They drew heavily on Platonism Platonic and judaism Judaic influences. Syrian Egyptian Gnostic Schools Sethian s Valentianism Basilideans Bardaisan ites Archontics Category Gnosticism Reli stub fr cole d Alexandrie ko ... more details
merge to Gnosticism date March 2011 This article contains only 2 refs and duplicates main article . multiple issues refimprove April 2010 weasel April 2010 essay April 2010 Image Death of simon magus.jpg thumb right The death of Simon Magus . By Fathers of Christian Gnosticism is meant the supposed early teachers of Gnosticism . There is no evidence that ancient Gnostic Christians used this term for their leaders, but it is sometimes used today by analogy with the term Church Fathers or Fathers of the Church applied to early influential writers in the orthodoxy orthodox Christian Church . Several figures are mentioned as founding figures of ancient Christian Gnosticism. The term Gnosticism is used ..., such as Irenaeus , seemed to think that all heresies were Gnosticism at root, and thus that any ... of Gnosticism is more trouble than it is worth. Here we will try to list any writers who might plausibly be considered Fathers of Christian Gnosticism. Important early Gnostics include Simon Magus ... of GnosticismGnosticism Gnostics often considered pre Christian figures to be among their important ... of the Thomasine Church Thomasine form of Gnosticism . Indeed, Mary Magdalene is respected ... century theologian whose links to Gnosticism have been hotly disputed, although his disciple Apelles ... Sethian Gnosticism, which may have existed in a pre Christian form, and which also flourished ... was a prominent Gnostic teacher of another major form of Gnosticism in the 2nd century AD. He taught ... from Gnosticism and may well be thought of a form of gnosticism, so it might be fair to think of Mani as a father of Christian Gnosticism, although clearly many would dispute this. By the early 4th ... their books are widely banned and by the late 4th century Gnosticism carries a death penalty in the Roman ... Lactantius has sometimes been thought of as being influenced enough by Gnosticism to be a Gnostic ... Fathers Of Christian Gnosticism Category Early Christianity and Gnosticism Category Christian terms ... more details
gnosticismGnosticism includes a variety of religious movements, mostly Christian in nature, in the ancient ... and movements that have been influenced by Gnosticism, both prior and subsequent to the Nag Hammadi ... of Gnosticism are to be found in the East, specifically in Buddhism. This theory was embraced ... Society , wrote extensively on Gnostic ideas. A compilation of her writings on Gnosticism is over ... in Gnosticism was likely awakened by Blavatsky who discussed it at length in Isis Unveiled . ref ..., and studies of ancient Gnostic texts. Mead made Gnosticism accessible to the intelligent ... Century Carl Jung Carl Gustav Jung evinced a special interest in Gnosticism from at least 1912, when ... such evidence in Gnosticism , and also in Alchemy , which he saw as a continuation of Gnostic thought ... significance. ref refJungCW Jung 1977 p. 652 ref Instead, he worked to understand and explain Gnosticism ... of an ancient mirror of his work, Jung saw his psychology not as a contemporary version of Gnosticism ... States . Modern Sex Magic Associated with Gnosticism The use of the term Gnostic by sexual magic ... began with Paschal Beverly Randolph . ref refUrbanMagia Urban 2006 p. 36 ref The connection to Gnosticism ... of gnosticism in 1928 and incorporated in 1939 by Theosophy Theosophists James Morgan Pryse and his ... evolved beyond that purpose. It was the first web site to offer historic and source materials on Gnosticism ... use of the terms gnostic and gnosticism in a way unrelated to, and inconsistent with, scholarly work ... put forward his gnosticism thesis criticizing modernity by identifying an Immanentize the Eschaton ... deformation. Voegelin did not respond to criticisms of his gnosticism thesis, having left this debate ... with his gnosticism thesis, which subsequently became popular in neo conservative and cold .... It is affiliated with the Gnostic Society an organization dedicated to the study of Gnosticism. The presiding bishop is the Rt. Rev. Stephan A. Hoeller , who has written extensively on Gnosticism ... more details
Cleanup afd date December 2007 Original research date January 2009 Context date October 2009 gnosticism The influence of Gnosticism in popular culture has paralleled a wider increase in interest in the subject ... Bloom explores Gnosticism in his novel The Flight to Lucifer A Gnostic Fantasy , and, with William Golding , traces Gnosticism in American beliefs in The American Religion The Emergence of the Post Christian Nation . In his book Genius , he makes introductory reference to Gnosticism as the religion ... Borges and Emil Cioran both make reference to Gnosticism in their work. John Crowley s novel gypt ... on Gnosticism, especially VALIS and The Divine Invasion . Herman Hesse refers to gnostic doctrine, particularly in the novel Demian . The author and philosopher Umberto Eco deals with Gnosticism, particularly ... creation myth at length. Gnosticism figures heavily in The Jesus Mysteries by Timothy Freke ... of gnosticism in her treatment of the lives of Mary Magdalene and Jesus . There is a strong thread of gnosticism running through her second novel, Flow Down Like Silver, Hypatia of Alexandria . Robert ... McCarthy s works contain elements of what have been considered Gnosticism . ref cite web url http peter ... to Gnosticism in the late 1990s. His work, typically of Gnostic interests, demonstrates a keen ... of the entire series, indicative of Gnosticism. Film and television Such film s as Dark City 1998 ... of ascension. However, the argument of outright Gnosticism in Stargate is extremely dubious ... . Musician Bill Nelson musician Bill Nelson was interested in Gnosticism in the mid ... Blake is arguably expressive of a world view that finds several parallels with gnosticism. Though ... Phildickian Gnosticism , a series of articles discussing the Gnostic influences upon the writings ... rl cmp new phil wakeup.html Wake Up Gnosticism & Buddhism in The Matrix , an essay on Gnostic and Buddhism ... X Men, Emerson, Gnosticism , an essay discussing Gnostic influences on X Men The X Men Relphilpop ... more details
Weasel date November 2008 No footnotes date February 2010 gnosticism This article discusses the relationship between Gnosticism and the New Testament . The Gnosticism Gnostics were a rather diverse group of early movements finding a basis often in Christianity or Judaism . These people did not refer to themselves as Gnostics but rather the label was applied mostly by their Proto orthodox Christianity opponents and modern scholars. The movements were strongly associated with mysticism, and the thread connecting them was the concept of gnosis , which refers to an intimately personal kind of knowledge ... with mysticism. The Albigensian and Cathar movements of the Middle Ages are often linked to Gnosticism ... shared with, and intrinsic to, gnosticism. Citation needed date September 2009 For example, Mark ... to gnosticism nature of matter. Also, the opening phrase is generally understood as being against ... of the Lord s Oracles c.120 132 . Elaine Pagels , a prolific modern writer on Gnosticism, has written a book on the role of John in Gnosticism Johannine Gospel in Gnostic Exegesis Heracleon s Commentary ... Gnosticism Monad Citation needed date February 2007 , and creation which they considered ... true with the reference of the demiurge in gnosticism as blind and ignorant of his origin or the monad Gnosticism monad . In Romans, ref Romans 8 19 21 ref Paul clearly speaks of creation as awaiting ... claims for Paul s non gnosticism, Valentinius Valentinus , the leader of a large faction of gnostics ... people . The Valentians argued that such codes were intrinsic in gnosticism, secrecy being important ... support for gnosticism, but Clement of Alexandria offered the explanation that this meant to entertain .... See also Thomas Didymus Beloved Disciple Historicity of Jesus Fathers of Christian Gnosticism ... www.cygnus study.com pageq.html The Q sayings DEFAULTSORT Gnosticism And The New Testament Category Early Christianity and Gnosticism Category New Testament ar ... more details
Rethinking Gnosticism An Argument for Dismantling a Dubious Category ISBN 0 691 00542 7 , is a 1999 book by Michael Allen Williams. This is one of the first critical works that goes about comparing the established academic definitions of gnosticism to the now acquired Nag Hammadi library Nag Hammadi texts. The main points of the book are that there is no established definition of gnosticism by people who use the term, let alone the academic world and that the groups referred to as gnostic by the Christian church apologist s referred to themselves often by their leader or leaders names but no group referred to themselves as gnostic or gnostics . Also, Williams mentions the argument that none of the groups labeled gnostic shared a common set of beliefs that put them in a group together. The only things close to this would be the Christian heresiographical use of referring to these varied groups as gnostics . As well as the varied set of interruptions of the creator of the material world Yahweh or demiurge by these early groups. Finally Williams clarifies that the ancient gnosticism of the Nag Hammadi groups and the misused gnosticism of moderns groups and academia have little if anything in common. Williams suggests a better and more adequate term for these heresy hereticial groups would be biblical demiurge demiurgical traditions . References primarysources date July 2007 DEFAULTSORT Rethinking Gnosticism An Argument For Dismantling A Dubious Category Category Religious studies books Category Gnosticism philo book stub ... more details
The following is a list of sects involved in Gnosticism Ancient Christian Gnosticism Ebionites Cerdonians Marcionism not entirely Gnostic Colorbasians Simonians Syrian Egyptic Gnosticism Main Syrian Egyptic Gnosticism Sethians Basilidians Thomas the Apostle Thomasines Valentianism Bardesanites Persian Gnosticism Mandaeanism Manichaeism Bagnolians Others Ophites Cainites Carpocratians Borborites Thomasenes Archontics Nicolaism Hermeticism Middle ages Cathars Bogomils Paulicianism Tondrakians See also Esoteric Christianity Syrian Egyptic Gnosticism DEFAULTSORT List Of Gnostic Sects Category Gnosticism Category Early Gnostic sects ko ... more details
Gnostic church may refer to a variety of religious organization s which identify themselves with Gnosticism . Various Gnostic religious organizations include Ecclesia Gnostica Ecclesia Gnostica Catholica Society of Novus Spiritus Disambig DEFAULTSORT Gnostic Church Category Gnosticism ... more details
Eastern Mysticism is a broad term summarizing mysticism mystic traditions of the Middle East, India and the Far East, including mystic elements in Gnosticism Kabbalah Sufism Yoga Vedanta Buddhism Taoism disambig tr Do u gizemcili i ... more details
Florinus can refer to Florinus, presbyter at Rome , one of the Fathers of Christian Gnosticism . Florinus of Rem s , 9th century saint. Henrik Florinus 1633 1705 , Finnish priest, writer and translator. disambig ... more details
Orphan date December 2009 Unreferenced stub auto yes date December 2009 Sarkic , from the Greek , flesh or hylic , from the Greek , stuff, or matter in gnosticism describes the lowest level of human nature the fleshly, instinctive level. This isn t the notion of body as opposed to thought rather the sarkic level is said to be the lowest level of thought. Category Gnosticism Philo stub ... more details
Antitact , or antitactici , in antiquity, were a sect of gnosticism gnostics who believe that God was good and justice just , but that one of his creatures had created evil , and had engaged humans to follow it, in order to set us in opposition to God. They believed that it was the duty of humanity to oppose this author of evil, in order to avenge God of his enemy. Their name is from the ancient Greek language Greek for I oppose I am contrary . See also Marcionism References 1728 Category Gnosticism ... more details
unreferenced date January 2010 The Gnostic Paul is a book by Elaine Pagels , a scholar of gnosticism and professor of religion at Princeton University . In the work, Pagels considers each of the non pastoral Pauline Epistles , and Authorship of the Pauline epistles questions about their authorship . The core of the book examines how the Pauline epistles were read by 2nd century Valentinus Gnostic Valentinian gnostics and demonstrates that Paul could be considered a proto gnostic as well as a proto Catholic . Her treatment involves reading the Pauline corpus as being dual layered between a Pneumatic Gnosticism Pneumatic , Gnosticism Important terms and concepts esoteric Christianity and a Christianity Beliefs Psychic, exoteric Christianity . Publication data The Gnostic Paul Gnostic Exegesis of the Pauline Letters 1975 , Fortress Press, ISBN 0 8006 0403 2. 2nd edition 1992 Trinity Press International, ISBN 1 56338 039 0, See also Gnosticism and the New Testament External links http theologytoday.ptsem.edu jul1976 v33 2 bookreview9.htm Review of The Gnostic Paul http ccat.sas.upenn.edu gopher other courses rels 436 Reviews Pagels 20 Green Another review of The Gnostic Paul DEFAULTSORT Gnostic Paul Category 1975 books Category Christian studies books Category Early Christianity and Gnosticism Christian book stub ... more details
Birger A. Pearson b. 1934 in California , USA is an American scholar studying early Christianity and Gnosticism . He currently holds the positions of Professor Emeritus of Religious Studies at the University of California, Santa Barbara and Professor and Interim Director of the Religious Studies Program at the University of California, Berkeley . He has a Bachelor of Arts B.A. in Classical languages from Upsala College in East Orange, New Jersey East Orange , New Jersey a Bachelor of Divinity in Biblical Studies and Theology from Pacific Lutheran Theological Seminary in Berkeley, California Berkeley , CA an Master of Arts postgraduate M.A. in Greek from the University of California, Berkeley and a Ph.D. in New Testament and Christian Origins from Harvard University in Cambridge, Massachusetts Cambridge , Massachusetts . ref http www.veritas ucsb.org library pearson home.html Birger A. Pearson s Curriculum Vitae ref Pearson was one of the original translators of the Nag Hammadi library , and was also involved with the 2007 translation by Marvin Meyer . In his writings, he explores the origins of Gnosticism and Christianity. Unlike many scholars, who see Gnosticism as a Christian heresy, Pearson believes that it emerged from Jewish mysticism Jewish mystics disaffected with the Jerusalem religious authorities, who were influenced by Platonism and mystery religion . ref Interview in Coffee ..., Cigarettes, and Gnosis Website ref His latest book, Ancient Gnosticism Traditions and Literature , examines the primary texts for Gnostic beliefs, including Christian Gnosticism, Hermeticism Hermetic Gnosticism , Mandaeanism , and Manicheanism . Books Ancient Gnosticism Traditions and Literature ... Essays in Honor of Helmut Koester 1991 , Fortress Press, ISBN 978 0800625214 Gnosticism and Christianity ... 978 0567026101 Gnosticism, Judaism, and Egyptian Christianity Studies in Antiquity and Christianity ... of California, Santa Barbara faculty Category Historians of Gnosticism fr Birger Pearson ... more details
The Refutation of All Heresies or Philosophumena is a compendious Christian polemical work of the early third century, now generally attributed to Hippolytus of Rome . Most of it was recovered in 1842 in a manuscript at Mount Athos , but the complete text is not known. It catalogues both pagan beliefs and 33 gnostic Christian systems deemed heresy heretical , making it a major source of information on contemporary opponents of Catholic orthodoxy. ref Kurt Rudolph , Gnosis The Nature and History of Gnosticism 1983 English translation , p. 13. ref It is known also as the Philosophoumena lang el philosophical teachings . The traditional attribution was to Origen . Notes reflist External links http www.newadvent.org fathers 0501.htm Online text English Category 3rd century books Category Anti Gnosticism Category 3rd century Christian texts Category Athos manuscripts Category Early Christianity and Gnosticism Category Works by Hippolytus of Rome de Philosophumena la Refutatio omnium haeresium pt Refuta o de todas as heresias ... more details
Iao may refer to a Greek form of Yahweh the purported secret name or abbreviation of a deity in Gnosticism , Greek mystery cults , and Magic paranormal magic Iao Valley , a popular tourist attraction on Maui, Hawaii another name for the Wattlebird The acronym IAO may refer to Information Awareness Office International Astronomy Olympiad disambig ... more details
Orphan date February 2009 Gnosticism Gospel of Hermes is the title of a Theosophy Theosophical work published by Philip Greenlees in 1949. References Greenlees, Duncan, 1949. A Brief Hermetic Catechism in The Gospel of Hermes, Theosophical Publishing House, Adyar, Madras, India. 1949. Category Theosophy Category 1949 books reli stub ... more details
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