by Miguel Conner | Dec 19, 2017 | Blog posts
by James Brantingham PhD (Listen to our interview with James on the Gospel of Philip) Is the Gospel of Philip (GsPh) Gnostic or Christian? That may be determined by comparison. Each “Saying or Verse” has to be compared against Canonical versus Classical...
by Miguel Conner | Apr 13, 2017 | Blog posts
Easter weekend is the culmination of the Christian faith, every other aspect of the religion being merely a footnote. Yet the death and resurrection of Jesus also holds relevance in Christian Gnosticism, which may come as a surprise since Gnosis is assumed to be its...
by Miguel Conner | Apr 6, 2017 | Blog posts
By Robert Price Carl Jung was not only interested in Gnosticism; he was a Gnostic. And so am I. But let’s back up a few steps. The father of demythologizing was not Rudolf Bultmann, but rather that worthy’s student Hans Jonas, who wrote one of the earliest major books...
by Miguel Conner | Mar 7, 2017 | Blog posts
We seem to live in a time when everything is politicized and politics is sensationalized. Politics is everywhere in western culture except in those places where peace dwells. Citizens want solutions, maybe relief, in the strangest of places that include the past and...
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...
