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Οι γνωστικοί και ο αρχέγονος χριστιανισμός, The theology of the heavenly man

Author: Diamantis K. Koutoulas

The Gnostic Idea of the "Heavenly Man" as Messiah was born in the so-called Baptistic movements of the Qumran desert. In the same desert, the Essenes prepared for 40 years for the Eschatological War...

The Gnostic Idea of the "Heavenly Man" as Messiah was born in the so-called Baptistic movements of the Qumran desert. In the same desert, the Essenes prepared for 40 years for the Eschatological War of the Sons of Light against the Sons of Darkness and the Coming of the Heavenly Messiah.

After the Destruction of the Temple and Jerusalem in 70 AD, many...

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The Gnostic Idea of the "Heavenly Man" as Messiah was born in the so-called Baptistic movements of the Qumran desert. In the same desert, the Essenes prepared for 40 years for the Eschatological War of the Sons of Light against the Sons of Darkness and the Coming of the Heavenly Messiah.

After the Destruction of the Temple and Jerusalem in 70 AD, many "proto-Gnostic" Jews considered that Yahweh had become silent. This happened - they said - because he was not the Good God of the Universe, but the Imperfect Creator of the Material World, Yaldabaoth.

Thus, the main Gnosticism was born, whose ideas run through human history to this day: Manichaeans, Cathars, Freemasons.

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Author
Diamantis K. Koutoulas
Publisher
Dion
Subtitle
The theology of the heavenly man
Theme
Theology & Doctrine
Cover
Soft
Number of Pages
207
Language
Greek
Release Date
10/2006
Publication Date
2006
Dimensions
17x24 cm
Pocket Size
No
ISBN-13
9789608100664

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The Gnostic Idea of the "Heavenly Man" as Messiah was born in the so-called Baptistic movements of the Qumran desert. In the same desert, the Essenes prepared for 40 years for the Eschatological War of the Sons of Light against the Sons of Darkness and the Coming of the Heavenly Messiah.

After the Destruction of the Temple and Jerusalem in 70 AD, many "proto-Gnostic" Jews considered that Yahweh had become silent. This happened - they said - because he was not the Good God of the Universe, but the Imperfect Creator of the Material World, Yaldabaoth.

Thus, the main Gnosticism was born, whose ideas run through human history to this day: Manichaeans, Cathars, Freemasons.

[Excerpt from the text on the back cover of the edition]

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Author
Diamantis K. Koutoulas
Publisher
Dion
Subtitle
The theology of the heavenly man
Theme
Theology & Doctrine
Cover
Soft
Number of Pages
207
Language
Greek
Release Date
10/2006
Publication Date
2006
Dimensions
17x24 cm
Pocket Size
No
ISBN-13
9789608100664

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