Guestbook

I had an enteresting discussion with a friend of mine who is athiest but is very knowledgeable in various religous beliefs. I call myself a lone ranger Christain with occational doubts as many often have. I find church and organized religion often too political for myself and when my friend began to talk about the ” Gnostics” and explain to me the basics of it , I found it fascinateing. I am excited about reading up on this and see what I come to think of it. Thank you for providing the information here to get started

thank a lot for your web site it assists a whole lot.

Lovely page, Keep up the wonderful work. Thanks for your time!

Much like last summer’s The Karate Kid remake, where you know what’s on the horizon all movie, the journey the characters take to get there sucks you in and melts the inherent predictability away.
According to the church’s website, “It is our hope that, in learning more about the ministry of Times Square Church and listening to the messages preached from this pulpit, you will draw closer to a deeper knowledge of Jesus Christ. But as Jesus told the man who he cured of his blindness, “Look up.

A lot of questions and watchers usually means you’ve hit on something.

Thank you! This is definitely an awesome web site.

Indeed, I make such superlative use of language that even WILLFUL IGNORANCE is not really enough to DEFEAT me, IRONICALLY enough, by DEFAULT.
My last name can be totally misleading, too; as it was the fanatically maternal side of my parentage, the Sicilian side, which proudly bore full responsibility for the abovestated religious catastrophe; although, to cite but still another irony, even the Roman Catholic Church cannot escape the Providence of God, regardless of how arrogantly She tries; as I would not at all be the very last thing She had ever intended, to nearly the extent I am, had it not been precisely for Her; although, for all that, She’ll undoubtedly prove impudently crafty enough, in Her attempt to take even God for a Fool, by trying to STEAL all the CREDIT, even for me (Romans 3:3-8) (Matthew 7:21-23), in CONTRAST with what She had HOPED to achieve (Matthew 23:15).
One of his greatest limitations, though, along with yours, relates to the many things I’ve had to learn from Nietzsche and Marx instead.

Many thanks, this site is really practical.

I have been a gnostic and did not know it for years in the orthodox anglican church. Elaine Pagels “The Gnostic Gospels” is an eye opener. I think any orthodox mainline church could accommodate gnosticism without a great deal of upheaval. It’s all there, buried in the Eucharist, it just needs freeing. I am trying to do so in Vancouver.

Incredibly interesting….look forth to returning.