Stephen Hoeller: This is Gnosticism

This is the face of Christianity, the world of territorialism and history. By bringing them together in a confrontation with the traditional telephones of early Christianity, especially in the early Christian era, as it was set up in the days of the early Christians, and in the course of the transition, it leads to understanding the subject as historical rather than abstract. The territorialists have been looked down upon and persecuted by orthodox Christianity as heresy, and have been considered completely gone since the third and fourth centuries. But the spiritistic ideas and consciousness have been evident throughout Western cultural history. In fact, the territorialist, of course, is the supporter, W. B. Yates, Herman Hesse and Carl Jung also fascinated me. Especially since the discovery of the Naghammadi document in 1945, the original image of the Dark Land has been rapidly emerging, and even as late as the 21st century, many people have confessed to being spiritists. The author states that the former territorialists had a much more liberal imagination in question of God than we do today, and that they were eager to experience it with their spiritual intuition. And as we live in modern times, with objective criticism of the misunderstandings and prejudices we show about the intellect, it proves that it is a symbol of the challenge we have believed in and followed.

Korean title: 이것이 영지주의다

Korean author: 스티븐 횔러

Korean publisher: 샨티

ISBN-13: 9788991075337