Originally posted by dontreally
reply to post by Onboard2
There is no way Gnosticism could be classified as satanism, unless the Christ would be included in that. According to gnostic beliefs, a savior is required to redeem the people and lead them out of the material world.
Incidentally, Ehyeh asher ehyeh is the first of 3 responses given to Moses when he asks god's name. Ehych is the first-person singular imperfect of Hayah, 'to be'. Ehyeh is usually translated " I will be" and denotes action not yet completed. It's "I am what I am becoming". Moses had the perfect childhood as far as his destiny as law giver.
What does this have to do with anything?
Your continual analyzation of phonetics and comparison to the "Mother" Gaia in "Avatar".
I would be interested in reading the Gnostic writings of the disciples, if they are ever released. It makes more sense to me to believe there are lower level entities directing forces behind the scenes. I don't believe the destruction wrought by the god of the the OT is allegory. War and desolation are not abstract.

