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A reading of the Gospel of Judas shows that hallucinogens, and the exploration of the metaphysical self, were key (forgotten/censored) parts of the Christian bi
by anonbanker 12y ago
A reading of the Gospel of Judas shows that hallucinogens, and the exploration of the metaphysical self, were key (forgotten/censored) parts of the Christian biblical experience as well.
- keane 12y agoThis book was rejected for good reasons: it is a late and unhistorical production of a fringe Gnostic sect featuring unbiblical beliefs. https://www.christiancourier.com/articles/1266-is-the-gospel-of-judas-true https://www.christiancourier.com/articles/1266-is-the-gospel...
- anonbanker 12y agoIt's a darn shame Revelations wasn't rejected for the same reasons.
- krapp 12y agoMaybe the temptation to start the book with the creation of the world and end it with its destruction was too much to resist?
- jeremysmyth 12y agoCould've ended with Genesis chapter 7 then, and saved the world a whole lotta grief.