The Suppressed Gnosis
The Nag Hammadi Library
On the Buried Jars, the Burned Books, and the Tradition That Survived Its Own Destruction
The Suppressed Gnosis
On the Buried Jars, the Burned Books, and the Tradition That Survived Its Own Destruction
The Suppressed Gnosis
On the Living Jesus, the 114 Sayings, and the Kingdom That Is Already Spread Upon the Earth
The Suppressed Gnosis
On the Divine Feminine, the Flawed Creator, and the Cosmos as a Mistake That Can Be Redeemed
The Suppressed Gnosis
On Morton Smith, the Letter of Clement, and the Tradition That Hides in Plain Sight
The Suppressed Gnosis
On Manichaeism, the Cathars, and the Thread That Runs Through the Burning
The Suppressed Gnosis
On the medieval resurgence of Gnostic Christianity in Languedoc, the Albigensian Crusade, and what it means when an institution must kill a tradition to remain the only one
The Suppressed Gnosis
On the proto-orthodox suppression of Gnostic Christianity, the closure of the canon, and what the tradition lost when it chose correct belief over direct encounter
The Suppressed Gnosis
Allegro, the Entheogenic Lineage, and the Cargo Cult of the Sacrament