by Miguel Conner | May 9, 2017 | Blog posts
Introduction and translation by Robert Price Simon Magus (the Mage, the Magician) is a fascinating character whom we meet in Acts 8, where he is depicted as a charlatan, though perhaps with real supernatural powers. He is a temporary and easily vanquished competitor...
by Miguel Conner | Apr 17, 2017 | Blog posts
By Alex RiveraI punched a hole through time and space. The frozen. The evil spirits were ashamed. One cold winter night, I had a dream. A very special dream vision. In it, Jesus Christ himself appeared to me. He was hooded, in white, bright, glowing Shepherd’s...
by Miguel Conner | Feb 14, 2017 | Blog posts
Valentine’s Day is one of those holidays most people take for granted but know very little about. And that is because its origins are as mysterious as love itself.Originally known as the Feast of Valentinus (Latin for ‘worthy’), this holiday was established by Pope...
by Miguel Conner | Oct 14, 2016 | Blog posts
As I’ve said before, this might be a debate 2000 years in the making: Bart Ehrman vs. Robert Price on the historicity of Jesus. After all, the nature of Jesus has been debated for two millennia, often with disastrous consequences for those on the wrong...
by Miguel Conner | May 26, 2016 | Blog posts
The first part of Gnostic Women Leaders and Heroines dealt with the mythical and supernatural female protagonists. This section focuses on the historical and New Testament ones. Although Mary Magdalene certainly takes center stage in Christian Gnosticism, there are...
