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That's why the First Church of Pamelatology recommends just two texts for anyone to read. They are approved and easy to acquire . . . |
Tempest in a teacup
Mountain out of a molehill
There are lots of addtional "gosepels"
see www.earlychristianwritings.com
The Bible in its current form is the Word of God. Always has been always will be.
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That's why the First Church of Pamelatology recommends just two texts for anyone to read. They are approved and easy to acquire . . . |
I agree, that this truly is a tempest in a teapot. There have always been gnostic gospels and I've been amazed at recently so many fiction writer have been doing mysteries that "seek to twist and claify Christian values". The Da Vinci Code--everyone knows is fiction, but what does it do to belief systems. Dave Barry's The Third Secret does a smiliar thing that attacks the Catholic Church's belief that priests cannot marry. I just call tomes like these Today's Gnostics. I read some of these gnostic texts years ago. My favorite one to snicker about was the one where it was purported Judas and Jesus played together as children in Egypt. There's also a Gnostic gospel devoted to Mary Magdalene. Take it with a grain of salt.