Hristologia lui Origen între apologie și erezie by Marius Mitrache

“…However, we have taken here a philosophical approach to Origen’s thought in order to explain his theological concepts This has been, on one hand, a necessity for the understanding of his debates with the gnostic opponents. On the other hand, judged from Origin’s point of view, it was a risky one due to the lack of proper terminology with which he could have made his thoughts more accessible while describing the persons of the Trinity and the relations within it. …”
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« Cosas raras » : el juego del hermetismo en la ficción de César Aira  by Graciela Villanueva

“…Whereas hermeticism was a path towards the revelation of truth for Gnostics of the late second century, it is for Aira –and for many contemporary artists- a game that accounts for man’s experience in the world today, a game  between nonsense and some meaning that is always provisional, always precarious. …”
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THE LEVEL OF EXPERIENCE OF THE BODY WHOLE IN DEVELOPMENTAL DISPRAXIC AND DIAGNOSTIC DISORDERS by Dragoslav KOPACEV, Vladimir TRAJKOVSKI

“…The authors aim is to processed the level of experience of body whole in children with praxic and Gnostics disharmony. The authors were observed 46 children with dispraxis and disgnosis, age from 8-12 years, from different sex and with average intellectual capabilities. …”
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Marek Gnostyk, Kain i fałszerze prawdy. Wątek ojcostwa szatana w polemikach antyheretyckich II wieku by Tomasz Dekert

“…The reconstruction of these dimensions will be made on the basis of the speech against Mark the Gnostic which was delivered by an un­known (probably Asiatic) presbyter and preserved in the first book of Adversus haereses (15.6) of Irenaeus of Lyons. …”
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An Elusive Roebuck: Luciferianism and Paganism in Robert Cochrane’s Witchcraft by Ethan Doyle White

“…Recent academic thought has maintained that Cochrane’s tradition was a form of contemporary Paganism akin to that of Gardner, although this has not gone unchallenged; in recent years, Cochrane’s successor Shani Oates (1959–) has argued that Cochranianism is not a tradition of the Pagan Craft, but should instead be understood as a Luciferian and Gnostic spiritual path quite distinct from contemporary Paganism. …”
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Hristologia lui Origen între apologie și erezie by Marius Mitrache

“…However, we have taken here a philosophical approach to Origen’s thought in order to explain his theological concepts This has been, on one hand, a necessity for the understanding of his debates with the gnostic opponents. On the other hand, judged from Origin’s point of view, it was a risky one due to the lack of proper terminology with which he could have made his thoughts more accessible while describing the persons of the Trinity and the relations within it. …”
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Defending Paper Gods: Aleister Crowley and the Reception of Daoism in Early Twentieth Century Esotericism by Johan Nilsson

“…Later he praised Laozi as a saint in his Gnostic Mass, proclaimed Daoism “the best of all [mystical] systems” and claimed to have received the original and uncorrupted version of the Daodejing in a religious vision; all this in an intellectual climate where Chinese religion was widely viewed as stagnant and escapist superstition. …”
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"State of the art" i gnosis-forskningen by Anders Klostergaard Petersen

Subjects: “…Gnosticisme…”
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Mystical Interpretation of Josef Story in the Qur’an by khalil Parvini, SeyyedAli Dasp

“…The main feature of this approach that dates back to pre-Islamic religious texts is emphasis on the esoteric and symbolic interpretation. Sufis and Gnostics, based on their intuitions, observations, and their mystic knowledge, interpreted the Qur’an in a distinct manner from other commentators. …”
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Shiite critique of Ibn Arabi's teachings on Qutbiyyah (spiritual polehood) by Čemo Kenan

“…To talk about this central pillar of ʻirfānī (gnostic) wisdom without at least generally showing an understanding of it within the spirituality of duodecimal Shiism (al-iṯnā ʻashariyya), would be a gross negligence of the fundamental content of one of the two basic currents of Muslim "mysticism", even more so since Shiite critique of Ibn Arabī's teachings on quṭbiyyat and its supporters is the only viable and noteworthy one.…”
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The Place of Medial Worlds in Mystical Ontology and Epistemology, and Art by Reza Elahimanesh, Mohammad Roodgar

“…Thus, this paper seeks to explain the place of worlds in Islamic mysticism, with special attention to the ideas of Suhrawardi, Ibn al-Arabi and Mulla Sadra, in addition we will indicate to the new functions are discussed in the contemporary world, the art references, and compare the result of Gnostic Islamic attitude to the theory to Western attitude…”
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A New Analysis of Salaamaan and Absaal\'s Story by Honein-e Ibn-e Iss-haq Based on the Archetypes of Jungian Psychology by Seyyedeh Maryam Rozatian

“…Karl Gustav Jung was the founder of the Psychoanalysis and archetypal criticism who combined his psychological perspectives with Hermetic, Gnostic, and the Indian notions. Since the original story is Greek, an Indian influence on the story is conceivable and the ancient frameworks of Jung in analyzing the mysteries will be very revealing .…”
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Acque divine e liturgie celesti. Tracce di una realtà alchemica fra ellenismo e iranismo by Ezio Albrile

“…In this texts we find the sum of different traditions, the same as those of a Coptic Gnostic treatise found at Nag-Hammadi, the Apocalypse of Adam. …”
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FORMATION OF CONFLICT MANAGEMENT COMPETENCE OF A UNIVERSITY TEACHER by I. V. NIKULINA, N. V. SOLOVOVA

“…The structure of University teacher’s conflict management competence consists of interrelated components: gnostic, regulatory, design, reflexive and status, regulatory, communicative. …”
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Współczesna apokryficzność. Próba kulturoznawczej analizy zjawiska by Małgorzata Jankowska

“…The term ‘apocrypha’ is usually associated with early Christian and Gnostic texts, but the tradition of unorthodox writings is also continued in modern Western culture. …”
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William Blake’s Urizen, Allen Ginsberg’s Moloch and the Shadowy Sleep of Death by Andreea Paris-Popa

“…The Biblical association of ‘sleep’ with ‘death’ is overturned in the prophetic poems of both Blake and Ginsberg towards a Gnostic and Hermetic perspective upon existence, according to which earthly life is led in forgetfulness and ignorance in relation to the true nature of reality. …”
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Hans Jonas’ integrative philosophy of life as a foothold for integrative bioethics by Hrvoje Jurić

“…In that sense, we should take into consideration not only Jonas’ ethics of responsibility, developed in the late phase of his life, but also his long-term research of Gnostic religion and thought, as well as his attempt to establish the philosophical biology as a new philosophy of the human, nature and life. …”
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THE BEAUTY OF THE WORLD IN PLATO’S TIMAEUS by O’Meara, Dominic

“…The Stoics were deeply convinced by it and later, in the third century A.D., at a time when contempt and hate for the world were propagated by Gnostic movements, Plotinus, interpreting the Timaeus, would write magnificent passages on the beauty and value of the world. …”
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La mistificazione delle Americhe. La cosiddetta “Profezia Maya” del 2012 by Miguel Martínez

“…Argüelles has made use of an ethnic Maya, Hunbatz Men, who however drew inspiration, not from traditional sources, but from a self-styled Gnostic movement, founded by the German adventurer Arnold Krumm-Heller; and the Mexican author Martínez Paredez, who inspired the symbolic work of Argüelles, was in turn inspired by a French Freemason, Augustus Le Plongeon. …”
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The Divine Feminine Presence in Ibn ‘Arabi and Moses de Leon by Julia Alonso

“…Sophia is linked to the hermetic Word, She is allusive, clandestine, poetic, and pregnant with symbols, gnostic resonances, and musical murmurs that conduct the “traveler” through dwellings and stations towards an ancient Sophianic knowledge that leads to the “germinal vesicle”, the “inner wine cellar”, to the <i>Initium</i>, to the Motherland. …”
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