The Gospel of Judas and the Early Christianity and Gnosticism. A Research ReconnaissanceSummaryThe subject of the article is the recently discovered and published copy of a Coptic version of an apocryphal Gospel of Judas (the Greek original was written in the middle of the II century) recovered from The Codex Tchacos dating back to III-IV century. The author describes in a synthetic way, the history of its discovery and presents the results of the research that has gone into its edition; he presents its content and gives its rough interpretation; he also defines its literary genre and the religious circles which gave rise to it. The author classifies the text as belonging to the early pseudepigraphic Gnostic writings which arose in the Cai...
The article is dedicated to reviewing the understanding of an individual found in the works of the E...
The article commences with a discussion of the otherness of medieval literature in comparison with t...
The genre of the Coptic Judas text is not historical but polemical and metaphorical, for there are s...
The subject of the article is the recently discovered and published copy of a Coptic version of an a...
The article is informing new sides of the Gospel of the Judas of the state of the research on the Co...
The Gospel of Judas: Introductory notes on its contents and meaning This article introduces the r...
Resume: In this work, the author addressed the issue of close and tense relations between gnosis and...
The definition of gnōstikoi, gnostikos or gnōsis is an on-going controversy among contemporary reade...
Peer reviewedWith the recent publication of the Gospel of Judas in 2006, Gnostic Christianity was pu...
Praca ma na celu ukazanie obrazu Judasza Iskarioty w pismach religijnych wczesnego okresu rozwoju ch...
This study discusses Irenaeus of Lyon’s testimony of the famous Gospel of Judas, offering both a his...
The article introduces the basic characteristics of the Gnostic scriptures and interprets the intent...
<b>Jude and Thomas, were they Gnostics? Reading the Gospel according to John from a Gnostic pe...
The discoveries of Gnostic texts since the mid of the twentieth century challenge biblical scholarsh...
In the trap of agnosticism: Judas according to Emiliyan Stanev The article discusses the modern sen...
The article is dedicated to reviewing the understanding of an individual found in the works of the E...
The article commences with a discussion of the otherness of medieval literature in comparison with t...
The genre of the Coptic Judas text is not historical but polemical and metaphorical, for there are s...
The subject of the article is the recently discovered and published copy of a Coptic version of an a...
The article is informing new sides of the Gospel of the Judas of the state of the research on the Co...
The Gospel of Judas: Introductory notes on its contents and meaning This article introduces the r...
Resume: In this work, the author addressed the issue of close and tense relations between gnosis and...
The definition of gnōstikoi, gnostikos or gnōsis is an on-going controversy among contemporary reade...
Peer reviewedWith the recent publication of the Gospel of Judas in 2006, Gnostic Christianity was pu...
Praca ma na celu ukazanie obrazu Judasza Iskarioty w pismach religijnych wczesnego okresu rozwoju ch...
This study discusses Irenaeus of Lyon’s testimony of the famous Gospel of Judas, offering both a his...
The article introduces the basic characteristics of the Gnostic scriptures and interprets the intent...
<b>Jude and Thomas, were they Gnostics? Reading the Gospel according to John from a Gnostic pe...
The discoveries of Gnostic texts since the mid of the twentieth century challenge biblical scholarsh...
In the trap of agnosticism: Judas according to Emiliyan Stanev The article discusses the modern sen...
The article is dedicated to reviewing the understanding of an individual found in the works of the E...
The article commences with a discussion of the otherness of medieval literature in comparison with t...
The genre of the Coptic Judas text is not historical but polemical and metaphorical, for there are s...