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Eg, defining what is and isn’t gnostic, what books are considered essentially gnostic, how to practice gnosticism (or at least a very solidified variant of it.)?

Either the beliefs would be outlined be theologians or via a democratic vote by gnostics as a whole

I thought it would be beneficial for the growth of the belief if we were to finalise some basic principles of it and organise it better

Any books or text i should know of or anything in that vain? Any podcasts or audiobooks would also be nice, thank you

I’m agnostic and i’ve always believed in a god, i used to be christian but i moved away from it because i found myself losing my faith rapidly, but i really miss the community of religion and the mental help having something to believe in gives you. I’m not one for blind faith and never have been hence why i’m agnostic

Does anyone have any recommendations

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