Fragments of a Faith Forgotten
by G.R.S. Mead | 1900 | 155,696 words
Summary: This book is considered one of the best works on Gnosticism written before the discovery of the Nag Hammadi library. The author highlights the diversity within early Christianity, showing Gnostic links to ancient religions like Pythagoreanism and Hinduism. His work relies on both the biased perspectives of Early Church Fathers and the scarce Gnostic texts available, including excerpts from previously untranslated manuscripts and summaries of the Pistis Sophia.
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