The first issue of a tri-annual journal on Gnosticism in all its forms. Featuring interviews with Alan Moore and Sethian Gnostic expert John Turner; a comkplete translation of the Gospel of Judas; Tim Freke on The Gospel of the Second Coming; articles on William Burroughs, Philip K.Dick, the Alternative Judas, Gnosticism and Magic; columns, book reviews and more.
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Exactly what I've been waiting for.
3 April 2009
By Aiko Daiichi
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Gnosticism is a term that gets used and abused by so many different factions in our contemporary society. This periodical is a fresh and very welcomed introduction to the subject according to some of its best and brightest proponents. I recommend this to anyone who would like a nice sampling of articles that provide a great overview of what sorts of influence Gnosticism now wields in the academic, pop cultural, ecclesiastical, and literary worlds. I look forward to the next volume.
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23 Sep 2009
By Thomas E. Ragland
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My expectations for The Gnostic is that it may be a continuation of the Gnosis Magazine tradition from the 1990s. It looks like it is off to a good start, but I'm wondering what future issues will be like.
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25 Nov 2009
By R. West
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Not that it was exactly bad, but it was nothing compared to the original magazine "Gnosis" that it was based on. Now THAT was a good magaine, which is now gone. This was sold as a book, but it was based, definitely, on the old Gnosis magazine. Try again!
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