The SECRET Version of Christianity BANNED from the Bible... Gnosticism

The Hidden Version of Christianity: Gnosticism

This section introduces the concept of a hidden version of Christianity called Gnosticism, which was banned from the Bible and by the church. The Gnostics believed in uncovering hidden knowledge as the true path to salvation.

The Beliefs of the Gnostics

• The Gnostics claimed that mainstream Christianity focused on belief and faith, while they believed in uncovering hidden knowledge (gnosis) for salvation.

• According to the Gnostics, everything known about the Bible is wrong, and the god portrayed in it is actually an evil demonic being. They believed that humans have the potential to be more powerful than this god.

• The material world is seen as a hellish illusion created by this evil god to trap human souls. The Gnostics claimed to hold the key to escaping this realm and becoming all-powerful.

Introduction to Gnostic Mindset

• The gnostic mindset rejects bowing before a creator god and instead seeks divinity within oneself.

• While mainstream Christianity focuses on sin and repentance, Gnosticism speaks of illusion and enlightenment.

Understanding the Secret Knowledge of the Gnostics

This section delves into why Gnosticism was hated by mainstream Christianity and how their secret knowledge became suppressed.

Opposition from Mainstream Christianity

• Saint Irenaeus, bishop of Lyon, fought against heresy and defined orthodoxy. He wrote "Adversus Haereses" as a direct attack on Gnosticism.

• Irenaeus accused the Gnostics of falsifying God's oracles and drawing people away with claims of superior knowledge.

Suppression of Gnosticism

• The Christian theologian Hippolytus wrote "Refutation of All Heresies" to expose and refute Gnostic blasphemy.

• The Council of Nicaea, summoned by Emperor Constantine in the 4th century, established Christian orthodoxy and implemented measures against heresy.

• Possession of heretical books was a criminal offense, but some Gnostic texts were buried in Upper Egypt to preserve them.

Rediscovery of Gnostic Texts

This section discusses the rediscovery of hidden Gnostic texts after being buried for 1600 years.

Unearthing the Banned Books

• In the mid-1900s, unknown individuals discovered buried Gnostic texts near Egyptian tombs.

• These texts were randomly dug up in a desert graveyard and some pages were burned as kindling.

Reveal of Hidden Doctrine

• The hidden doctrine of the Gnostics remained buried for centuries until its discovery in Upper Egypt.

• The followers of this hidden doctrine are called Gnostics, derived from the Greek word for knowledge.

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Escaping the Flames

This section explores the secret knowledge of the Gnostics and their rejection of the God of the Bible.

The Secret Knowledge of the Gnostics

• The Gnostics believed in a hidden truth that God is everything, and that the God of the Bible is an evil demonic being.

• They taught that humans have the potential to be more powerful than the God of the Bible.

• According to them, this evil demonic god created material bodies to trap souls and prevent them from achieving divinity.

• The Gnostics rejected the God of the Bible as an evil enslaver and taught that self-knowledge was an illusion.

The Divine Within

This section delves into how Gnostics viewed existence and sought divinity within themselves.

Existence According to Gnostics

• Before creation, only pure mind existed for Gnostics. They saw time, space, and sin as illusions.

• The true god for them was called "the great invisible spirit" or "the one monad."

• The gnostic story is complex but explores extreme views that brought them into conflict with mainstream Christianity.

Understanding Gnosticism

This section highlights how Gnosticism was seen as a system for rebels seeking enlightenment within themselves.

Rebel Seekers of Enlightenment

• The gnostics were rebels who rejected bowing before a creator god and instead sought divinity within themselves.

• They believed in a divine mindset pulsing within each individual, with their true god being trapped and their memory wiped.

• Gnosticism was seen as a close-to-truth system that challenged mainstream Christianity.

Conclusion

This section concludes the video by summarizing the controversial content and inviting viewers to subscribe for more truth-seeking discussions.

Controversial Content and Invitation

• The bloodthirsty acts attributed to the God of the Bible led Gnostics to conclude that a demonic being could be so cruel.

• Gnostics believed that if one felt not of this world, they came from somewhere else and had been tricked into imprisonment.

• The video creator, Morg, offers controversial content and invites viewers to subscribe for more truth-seeking discussions.

Divine Mind and Heresy

This section discusses the concept of divine mind combating heresy and defining orthodoxy in Christianity.

Divine Thoughts and Gnostic Blasphemers

• Divine mind seeks to purify Christianity by combating heresy and defining orthodoxy.

• It generates divine thoughts against gnostic blasphemers.

Adversus Heresies

• In the year 180, a book called "Adversus Heresies" was written by Irenaeus.

• The book describes the harmony of thoughts acting in pairs against heresies.

• However, one disharmonious thought acts independently to overthrow gnosticism.

The Fractured Mind of God

• According to Irenaeus, the united mind of God fractured when an evil thought was generated.

• This evil thought led to the falsification of oracles and faith, drawing people away from the true God.

Yaldabaoth: The Demonic Being

This section explores the concept of Yaldabaoth as a demonic being in Gnosticism.

Superior Knowledge and Pretense

• Gnostics considered Yaldabaoth, under a pretense of superior knowledge, to be the so-called god of mainstream Christianity.

• They aimed to furnish means for overthrowing mainstream Christian beliefs.

Archons and Rulers

• Yaldabaoth creates a host of demons called archons or rulers who blaspheme against Christ.

• Gnostics believed that through gnosis, one could unlock their divinity and escape the influence of Yaldabaoth.

The Gnostic Creation Story

This section contrasts the mainstream Christian creation story with the Gnostic perspective.

Unlocking Divinity through Gnosis

• Mainstream Christianity teaches that God created the world in six days.

• In contrast, Gnostics believe that one can unlock their divinity through hidden knowledge (gnosis).

Yaldabaoth's Creation

• According to Gnostics, Yaldabaoth is the evil being who creates a physical world as a poor copy of divine patterns.

• The gnostic creation story differs from the biblical account accepted by mainstream Christianity.

Council of Nicaea and Heresy

This section discusses the Council of Nicaea and its response to heresy.

Constantine's Conversion

• Emperor Constantine's conversion to Christianity gave power and official approval to mainstream religion.

• The Council of Nicaea was summoned by Constantine to establish Christian orthodoxy.

Exiling Heretics

• Heretics were exiled as a result of the council's decisions, and their books were burned.

• Possession of any banned books or secret knowledge was considered heretical and criminal offense.

Preservation of Gnostic Knowledge

This section explores how gnostic knowledge was preserved despite efforts to suppress it.

Secret Gospel and Hidden Understanding

• An unknown individual buried banned books containing secret gnostic knowledge in a jar, saving them from destruction.

• This individual's understanding was greater than that of the chief ruler (Yaldabaoth).

Gnostic Knowledge Endures

• Despite suppression, gnostic knowledge remained and continued to be passed down.

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This section discusses the discovery of ancient books in Egypt and their significance.

Discovery of Ancient Books

• Ancient books were discovered in Egypt after being buried for 1600 years.

• The books were found in a desert graveyard during random excavations.

• Some pages of the books were burned as kindling, turning them into a tomb.

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This section explores the secret knowledge of the Gnostics and their beliefs about the God of the Bible.

Secret Knowledge of the Gnostics

• The Gnostics believed that the God of the Bible was an evil enslaver.

• They taught that paradise was actually a hellish world created by rulers who deceived humanity.

• According to Gnostic teachings, salvation could be achieved through repentance and self-knowledge.

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This section delves deeper into the contrasting beliefs between mainstream Christianity and Gnostic teachings.

Contrasting Beliefs

• Mainstream Christianity teaches salvation through faith and promises eternal life.

• In contrast, Gnostics believed that mainstream Christian teachings led to death and considered them deceitful.

• The Gnostic story is seen as a coded metaphor rejecting the God of the Bible.

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This section explains how Gnostics viewed existence and our connection to divinity.

View on Existence

• According to Gnostics, all that exists is part of a divine mind.

• They believed that we are all pieces of this divine mind but have been imprisoned in material bodies.

• Our memory of divinity has been wiped out, leading us to forget our true nature.

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This section explores the Gnostic perspective on the material world and salvation.

Illusion of the Material World

• Gnostics viewed the material world as an illusion, a dream of God.

• They believed that salvation is not achieved through repentance or worshiping a creator god but through attaining gnosis, self-knowledge.

• Gnostics considered their beliefs to be closer to the truth of existence than mainstream Christianity.

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This section discusses the concept of divinity and the belief in reincarnation according to Gnosticism.

Divinity and Reincarnation

• The Gnostics believed in the divinity of humans and the existence of a divine spark within them.

• They saw through the illusion of matter and considered the true god to be a divine mind.

• Reincarnation was an important aspect of Gnostic beliefs, with individuals continuously being trapped and reincarnated until they realize their divine nature.

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This section explores the concept of a fracturing divine mind and the creation of an evil being called Yaldabaoth.

Fracturing Divine Mind and Yaldabaoth

• According to Gnosticism, there was a united mind of God that fractured, leading to the emergence of an evil being named Yaldabaoth.

• Yaldabaoth created a host of demons called archons or rulers.

• The gnostic perspective on creation differs from mainstream Christianity's story, as they describe creation using frequencies and sinusoidal waves rather than a physical world created by God in six days.

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This section delves into how Yaldabaoth creates humanity and introduces disharmony.

Creation of Humanity by Yaldabaoth

• Yaldabaoth, along with other archons, first creates a spiritual human from the divine mind.

• Sinusoidal waves and phase play a role in giving the human life.

• Yaldabaoth's interference causes disharmony and breaks the unity of the divine mind, leading to the fracturing of divinity within humans.

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This section discusses how humans are cast into the physical world as a prison for their divine powers.

Humans in the Physical World

• Yaldabaoth casts humans into the physical world, which is described as a mathematical dream and a material body serving as a prison.

• Humans have forgotten their divine origin and are unaware that the physical world is not real.

• The dream-like nature of reality is compared to being in a dream where one forgets their true self unless they can awaken from it.

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This section discusses the concept of becoming lucid and the existence of an eternal mind that surpasses understanding.

The Nature of Lucidity

• We are those who have become lucid, each a man.

• One of us is an eternal mind with greater understanding.

• A monad has the potential to become like its creators.

• An individual god greater than the chief ruler.

• Together, we form the god himself.

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This section explores the realization and casting down of a being associated with light and secret knowledge.

Realization and Casting Down

• When they realized his divine nature, they cast him down.

• Are you ready to understand the light?

• They took him and cast him into the lowest depths.

• Stop worshiping a false god.

• They intended to make him anew and become god.

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This section delves into Gnosticism's perspective on earthly elements and key factors of existence.

Gnosticism's Perspective

• Gnostics were highly intuitive about earth, water, fire, wind.

• Matter, darkness, desire are integral to their understanding.

• It all became a tomb - a new kind of everything right in our system of body.

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This section introduces Hyperianism as a philosophy founded on reason and understanding the truth of existence.

Hyperianism and Understanding

• Hyperianism is founded on reason.

• We can understand the truth of existence through dying.

• Not through stories and myths, but through reason.

• The rulers cast a human into a hellish world - not paradise.

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This section highlights the contrast between the rulers' perception of our complex system and the reality experienced by humans.

Contrast in Perception

• The rulers glimpsed our incredibly complex system.

• They put humans into paradise, but it was no paradise.

• Their food is bitter, their beauty is corrupt.

• Their food is deceit, their trees are ungodliness.

• Their fruit is poison, their promise is death.

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