Luciferian Schemes, Discover Truth

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  A PROMINENT HERETICAL MOVEMENT OF THE

2ND-CENTURY CHRISTIAN CHURCH

PARTLY OF PRE-CHRISTIAN ORIGIN

THE GNOSTIC DOCTRINE TEACHES THAT THE WORLD

WAS CREATED AND RULED BY A LESSER DIVINITY

CALLED THE DEMIURGE AND THAT CHRIST WAS AN EMISSARY

OF THIS SUPREME DIVINE BEING.

ACCORDING TO THE GNOSTIC DOCTRINE,

ESOTERIC KNOWLEDGE [GNOSIS] ALONE

REDEEMS THE HUMAN SPIRIT

Early on, the young, predominantly-Literalist Church condemned Gnosticism as heresy.

Few prominent Church figures were Gnostics. There was never any serious, cohesive Gnostic movement in the early Church. Gnostics cared little for organisational matters and were pretty much left out of  the Church hierarchy.

Importantly they denied the humanity and physicality of  Jesus Christ by asserting his death had no true metaphysical or salvation effect. Overall, historically speaking, Gnosticism was often relegated to the fringes of Christianity.

Gnostics believe that...The Ascended Master Jesus,

however, is not God, but merely a “ray” of the

“Great Central Sun, which is God”

[Milanovichp, Norma, We The Arcturians:

A True Experience,1990, p71]

[A channelled book]

In other words, according to John MacArthur

"They believe their Ascended Master Jesus is inferior to the Sun God who is Lucifer, which means the Light or Shining One"

[MacArthur,John,Mainstreaming Paganism in the Church]

"The Ascended Master Jesus is clearly not Jesus Christ but another Jesus, a fallen angel who preaches another gospel, of which we have been warned in the bible "

“But though we, or an angel from heaven, preach any other gospel unto you than that which we have preached unto you, let him be accursed.” 

[MacArthur,John, Mainstreaming Paganism in the Church] 

and [The Holy Bible Gal. 1:8]

Gnosticism and it's Influence on Christianity

Early Christian History

 The Externalization of the Hierarchy

The New World Religion

The "Christ"

The Gnostics, A Survey of Gnostic Beliefs and Gnostic-Christian ties

Gnosticism [1st-7th Century]

Gnostic Luciferianism