Are there neo-Cathar groups or individuals?
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I was very interested in the Cathars, but lack of knowledge about them has made my interest in them weaker. I would love to know for example, did they have holy books, which have been lost. And I've read that the Gospel of John was very important for them, but did they interpret it allegorically, since literal interpretation doesn't suit their theology very well.
Either would interest me.Would neo-Cathars be a revival of the historical Cathars or another religion that takes influences from them?
That looks like a quite interesting site, so thanks for that. But I'm unsure what it has to do with Gnosticism, specifically Gnostic dualism which is what I'm most interested in.I will take a risk and throw this link in the mix.
It may not be what you are looking for but it is pure Gnosticism, that is certain.
This is cutting edge material that is found nowhere else on the internet.
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http://masterindex.nazirene.org/
That looks like a quite interesting site, so thanks for that. But I'm unsure what it has to do with Gnosticism, specifically Gnostic dualism which is what I'm most interested in.
In your opinion, how exactly is what is taught on that site Gnostic?If you take the time to explore i think you will see that it is a pure form of Gnosticism.
If you find something of worth in it, that's fine. But consider me skeptical.the site teaches how to aquire true gnosis
If you find something of worth in it, that's fine. But consider me skeptical.
Looks more like a Nazarene Ebionite site which historically was diametrically opposite the gnostic view though in the later form of Elchasaism there was some fusion.That looks like a quite interesting site, so thanks for that. But I'm unsure what it has to do with Gnosticism, specifically Gnostic dualism which is what I'm most interested in.
Yeah, I don't think it has much to do with Gnosticism at all.Looks more like a Nazarene Ebionite site which historically was diametrically opposite the gnostic view though in the later form of Elchasaism there was some fusion.
They considered the gospel of john the holiest and most true gospel
the Cathars held Jesus in High regard and Jesus makes it clear that the Most High of the Hebrew bible is His Father that sent Him so it makes little sense the cathars would believe Jesus was sent from the Demiurge.