The Gospel of Mary Magdeline

The Gospel According to Mary Magdalene from GnosisArchive Website recovered through WayBackMachine Website Archive Notes:Papyrus Berolinensis 8502 was acquired by a German scholar, Dr. Carl Reinhardt, in Cairo in 1896 (the codex is variably referenced in scholarly writings as the “Berlin Gnostic Codex”, the “Akhmim Codex”, PB 8502, and BG 8502). It contains Coptic editions…

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The Gospel of the Nazarene

from KarenLyster Website recovered through WayBackMachine Website  Continuing discoveries this century are shedding ever greater light onto one of the most opaque and mysterious periods in history, illuminating the man and message and 1st century cultural impact of Jesus. Given the recent discoveries of the “Dead Sea Scrolls“, the “Gnostic Gospels” of Nag Hammadi, and…

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Archons

The Nag Hammadi Library   The Hypostasis of… The Archons–   The Reality of the Rulers   – translated by Bentley Layton Spanish version On account of the reality of the authorities, (inspired) by the spirit of the father of truth, the great apostle – referring to the “authorities of the darkness” – told us that “our…

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The Cult of the Black Virgin

PART I THE CULT OF THE BLACK VIRGIN Even the trappings of monasticism that found a home in Roman Catholicism originated in the asceticism that was prevalent in Egypt, dating back to Hermes Trismegestis. Hermes or Thoth, a demi-god from the pre-flood civilization of Atlantis, became the prototype of the ’hermit’ monk.The Council of Nicea…

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The Sophia of Christ

The Nag Hammadi Library The Sophia of Jesus Christ Translated by Douglas M. Parrott The Sophia (Wisdom) of Jesus ChristAfter he rose from the dead, his twelve disciples and seven women continued to be his followers, and went to Galilee onto the mountain called “Divination and Joy”. When they gathered together and were perplexed about…

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The Cathars

by William Henry originally published in Atlantis Rising Dec. 2002 From 1208-1244 the first European holocaust was conducted. The Church of Rome savagely attacked the Cathars, the peaceful ‘heretics of the Languedoc’ of Southern France, with a viciousness and detestable arrogance paralleled only by the Nazi atrocities during WW II. The Cathars called themselves Pure…

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