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Thank you for this contribution. ;D
On the other hand, I was wondering what “gnosis” was—esoteric language or Canadian? ???
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This is a comment on the article: Alphabet
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Thank you for this contribution. ;D
On the other hand, I was wondering what “gnosis” was—esoteric language or Canadian? ???
Hello Tom,
Unless I am mistaken or have omitted something, I believe that “gnosis” is the philosophy according to which it is possible to know divine things. Esoteric philosophy, initiatic knowledge.
I assume that our friend Rolande will read these posts; if she feels that I am mistaken, she should not hesitate to provide me with additional information or correct what I have tried to describe.
Sincerely
Hello Tom,
Gnosticism is indeed a religious philosophical idea dating back to the early centuries of the Christian era.
The doctrines of Gnosis preach salvation through knowledge, which led some adherents of this system to be accused of diabolism.
Their principle is to say that matter is the principle of evil, that the body is bad, and that the flesh is abominable.
There are, however, certain relationships between Gnosis and the Kabbalah.
Best regards
The magician.
Indeed, Gnosis is truly a philosophy, a doctrine. Gnosis means... knowledge... In the late 18th century, it also meant the supreme knowledge of the mysteries of religion.
In terms of religious history, Gnosticism is a philosophy encompassing all sacred knowledge and, by extension, all knowledge, which presents itself as the supreme knowledge in esotericism and theosophy.