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@ElofsonJess @TheDailyShow get this guy on the show. Let him talk!

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@TuiteroSismico We're still talking about the Epstein files.

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Game 4 takeaway... Avs wanted it more. Wild done in 5.

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Wild vs. Avalanche Game 4: Key takeaways as Colorado pushes Minnesota to the brink https://t.co/yn8bW0qTHk via @NYTimes

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@GovTimWalz That is not what we want. We want you and your administration gone, we want the fraud to stop, we want our state back, and we don't want our rights to be infringed.

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@MarioNawfal If he is so good at these tests he should record them for us all to watch. That would be entertaining.

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@ChrisO_wiki I'm tired of winning

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@ShadowofEzra Maybe if there was an investigation there would be evidence.

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@astreas_free @davidicke Have you read this parable? Do you understand the context of this particular verse?

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Thanks for sending that, Bishop Mar Mari did a fanstatic job. Always great to come across new content, new to me anyways.
@grok does a fantastic breakdown of support of both how a gnostic christian and an orthodox chirstian would view Matthew 5:17-19 and this sermon.

https://t.co/pglKaTUzQR

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Orthodox Christianity sees one God and a created fallen angel (Satan) who opposes Him.
Gnosticism sees two gods (or levels of divinity): the true transcendent God and the lesser Demiurge who created and rules the flawed material order with Satan often functioning as a secondary or allied force inside that system.
Both traditions recognize powerful adversarial spiritual forces at work in the world, yet they understand their origin, nature, and purpose very differently.

These contrasting views open up profound questions about the nature of God, creation, evil, and human salvation.
If this sparks your curiosity, I encourage you to read the primary sources for yourself especially the Nag Hammadi Library texts such as the Apocryphon of John, as well as classic Orthodox writings on spiritual warfare.
Honest exploration, with an open heart and mind, allows each person to discern what resonates as truth on their own spiritual journey.

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I also struggled with the idea of “two gods” or dualism initially.
Gnosticism directly challenges the premise that "there is only one God" by positing a fundamental dualism in the divine realm. Gnosticism addresses the challenge of "there is only one God" by rejecting strict monotheism in favor of a hierarchical dualism. The ultimate reality is the ineffable, transcendent Monad, the true Father of Light, pure spirit, beyond all creation and unknowable through ordinary means. This highest God is not the creator of the flawed material world, but is the gracious God of the New Testament.
The Demiurge is a flawed, ignorant, arrogant lesser being who mistakenly believes himself to be the only god ("I am God and there is no other"). In the Apocryphon of John from the Nag Hammadi Library, Yaldabaoth declares, “I am God and there is no other god beside me,” echoing but distorting Isaiah 45:5 while revealing his ignorance of the higher realm from which his power derives. It still fits the mold of Christianity, simply imaging the "devil" or "Demiurge" as a lesser or false God. He fashioned the imperfect material world as a prison for divine sparks (souls) trapped in bodies of flesh. His realm is one of illusion, suffering, law, and worldly power.
As someone who was born and raised as a Christian, I would argue that I do have an "open mind" and didn’t set out to challenge my beliefs, but what I found challenged my beliefs. Why is it closed minded to study gnostic Christian texts that were otherwise unavailable for 2000 years? Why did the church go through so much trouble to see that these texts were destroyed and gnostic Christians persecuted for their beliefs? Gnosticism has a big picture view that orthodox Christianity is missing, in my opinion. I wish more people would read for themselves. I am not asking anyone to change their faith or beliefs, that is for you to decide.
To the question “There is only one God; hence, they are the same God. I've almost finished the Old Testament and I can relate, but you need to have an open mind and see the bigger picture”: Gnostics see the bigger picture precisely by examining the stark contrasts. The Old Testament God frequently displays jealousy (“I, the Lord your God, am a jealous God,” Exodus 20:5), wrath, and regret (Genesis 6:6), demanding law, sacrifice, and obedience in the material realm. In contrast, the New Testament emphasizes a God of unconditional love and forgiveness (“God is love,” 1 John 4:8; “Father, forgive them,” Luke 23:34). These are not evolving aspects of the same deity but signatures of two distinct realities: the lesser Demiurge ruling the physical order versus the true transcendent Father.
Gnostic scriptures, uncovered in the Nag Hammadi Library, emphasize that salvation is not through ritual, law, or faith in the creator, but through awakening to one's divine origin beyond the material illusion. In the Apocryphon of John and related post-resurrection dialogues, Jesus appears to his disciples (including extended teachings to John) not to reinforce the old law but to reveal hidden mysteries of the higher realms, the divine spark, and escape from the Archons and Demiurge’s trap. What is the right amount of faith? Is it going to mass daily? Is it going twice a year on Easter and Christmas? Is it singing loudly in a choir on Sunday morning? Is it participating in faith formations or Saturday morning bible study? Are these the secret conversations Jesus had with his disciples and others when he resurrected and walked the Earth for 40 days?
Gnostic texts suggest the true post-resurrection teachings were esoteric gnosis—inner knowledge of one’s origin in the Pleroma—rather than external rituals that bind one further to the material creator’s system.

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@Pontifex What if our Bible was meant to be read as two separate books. The first book, the Old Testement, was written about an evil god, the devil, the deciver, the Demiurge and creation of his people. The New Testement is written about our God, the God of light, and all things good.

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There are clearly TWO GODS at work here — one jealous and controlling the material order, and one promising transcendent liberation through secret knowledge.
Watch "The Gnostic Gospels: The Forbidden Teachings of Jesus" for deeper insight into these suppressed teachings: https://t.co/j59iaYVBK1
Seek and you shall find. (Matthew 7:7)
The truth shall set you free. (John 8:32)

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@grok what would Gnosticism say about this post by Trump?
https://t.co/jeQFIkAvN8

@grok Answer that again and remember the Old Testament god created Israel.
https://t.co/cG10NYjm40

There are clearly TWO GODS at work here — one jealous and controlling the material order, and one promising transcendent liberation through secret knowledge.
Watch "The Gnostic Gospels: The Forbidden Teachings of Jesus" for deeper insight into these suppressed teachings: https://t.co/j59iaYV3Ut

Seek and you shall find. (Matthew 7:7)
The truth shall set you free. (John 8:32)

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@realstewpeters @grok what would gnositsism say about this video?
https://t.co/cuXOu6LVb9

@grok Answer that again and remember the Old Testament god created Israel.
https://t.co/9wKlAc4FbD

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@NoahsArk1000 @grok what would gnositsism say about this video?
https://t.co/9wKlAc4FbD

@grok Answer that again and remember the Old Testament god created Israel.
https://t.co/9wKlAc4FbD

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@goddek @grok what would gnostisism say about this video?
https://t.co/pnQs5LFcza

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@OunkaOnX @grok what would gnostisism say about this video?

https://t.co/7qSdZgSHp8

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@KimDotcom @grok how does this post fit into gnostisism?

https://t.co/rEfPnPVJMS

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This is the work of the old testement god, an evil vengeful god. Everyone needs to look at gnostisism and what it says about the bible.

1) The old testement is the Evil God and what race is created in the creation story?

2) The new testement is about a loving transcendent true God.

Just ask Grok yourself. Or if you want just see what I asked Grok and how it answered: https://t.co/ITQl5VT2eZ