Examples of using Gnostics in English and their translations into Romanian
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Gnostics generally rejected the moral commandments of the Old Testament,
Christian Gnostics, while continuing to participate in the larger Christian community, apparently also gathered
Gnostics have spirits that are emanations from Sophia,
more than 200 years before the Circumcellions another group was born called the Gnostics, who are still around today.
This hologram has been called Maya by the Hindus, and the Gnostics referred to it as the Corrupt Demiurge.
It is not known whether the monks were Gnostics, or were attracted by the ascetic nature of the writings,
The most prominent Christian Gnostics were Valentinus and his disciple Ptolemaeus,
Jesus is identified by some Gnostics as an embodiment of the supreme being who became incarnate to bring gnōsis to the earth.
Tertullian, Adversus Hermogenem and probably other gnostics and Marcionites, who held that the intractability of this matter explains the world's many imperfections.
The Epistula Apostolorum thus mimics a form of revelation literature which was popular among many gnostics, attempting to combat its opponents with their own theological weapons.
But the rest, who are called Gnostics, take rise from Menander,
This alien Jesus came to awaken Gnostics to their destiny outside the realm of creation.
asceticism satisfied some of the impulses that had produced Gnosticism, and many Gnostics were converted to orthodox beliefs.
All along, we have been operating under the basic assumption that Paul, the gnostics, and Irenaeus are involved in a kind of philosophical quest to deduce the nature of God and the universe.
Gnostics are those set within a world where they are the spiritual persons(pneumatikoi)
Apostles, the Athanasian Creeds Tertullian, and the western church were inclined to believe in resurrection of the flesh, whereas the Gnostics held the firm belief that resurrection existed only in a spiritual sense.
of the human body, could have originated among the Gnostics, given that they denounced the body
reckons among Gnostics the sectaries from whom the Clementine writings emanated,
represented by Peter, and the Gnostics, symbolized by Mary Magdalene.
and the distinction between them and the Gnostics themselves(who are the spiritual)