Today, there are around 45,000 Christian denominations worldwide, each holding distinct views on Christianity God, Jesus, the Bible, and the world. This article briefly discusses Catholicism, Anglicanism, and Orthodoxy, the Protestant Landscape and Non-Trinitarian Groups. Christianity is the world’s largest monotheistic religion, with over 2.3 billion adherents. Centered on the life, teachings, and resurrection of … Continue reading
Saint Lucy’s life and legacy offer enduring lessons that resonate deeply in our contemporary violence and uncertainties. Lucia of Syracuse’s hagiography is an inversion of an archetypal hero’s journey: where the hero wins by overcoming power, the martyr triumphs through sacrifice. Lucia’s life serves as a reminder that resilience, kindness, and unwavering commitment to justice … Continue reading
Mourning day remembering the crucifixion of Jesus. In the second year of pandemic. COVID-19 is far from over. We are at a crossroads, some argue. Their path will take us to a better world, they argue. The so-called free world is facing a critical decision: Are civil rights and freedom negotiable or not? High time … Continue reading
This article will try to summarise the narrative of Jesus’ Passion (the period between Easter and Ascension) based on Abraxas some Gnostic writings . We will particularly view the 1500 year old scripts of the Nag Hammadi library discovered in Egypt in 1945 and show strange repeating tracks in a supposedly pathless world of truth. On the other and is the recent … Continue reading
C. G. Jung had shown a pronounced and informed interest in Gnosticism and Alchemy. This is evident in the Quaternio Series of the Self in his book. “Aion”. In his early works “Seven Sermons to the Dead” (“Die sieben Reden an die Toten ”) and “The Red Book” (recently published) he perceived the outstanding psychological relevance of Gnostic insights. Was Jung really a Gnostic? I … Continue reading