By Shirley Paulson, PhD|2026-03-02T16:15:01-05:00March 4th, 2026|Tags: Demiurge, Gospel of John, Gospel of Luke, Gospel of Matthew, Gospel of Philip, Infancy Gospel of Thomas|
It could be useful to read this text—to kind of really reflect on these human and divine identities and natures of Jesus and how to balance those, even if it's not in line with doctrinal teachings. An interview with Nathan Houston.
By Shirley Paulson, PhD|2022-07-06T04:24:43-04:00July 6th, 2022|Tags: Christian Heresies, Demiurge, Genesis, Gnosticism, Nag Hammadi|
Here’s a saying [of Jesus] that nobody else knows about! And if you can figure out this …or really understand what’s going on here, you will have a certain kind of power. An interview with Nicola Denzey Lewis.
By Shirley Paulson, PhD|2026-02-14T05:18:31-05:00December 1st, 2021|Tags: Concepts of God, Demiurge, Dr. James McGrath, Irenaeus, Mandaeans, Plato|
"When you come to the point where you encounter powers that are antithetical to God, then the question of how this could have happened becomes a pressing one." An Interview with Dr. James McGrath.
By Shirley Paulson, PhD|2026-03-24T00:25:38-04:00November 3rd, 2021|Tags: Concepts of God, Demiurge, Marcion, Material World, Plato|
When you have a God that is very different, you get very different human possibilities... An Interview with Dr. Stephen A. Cooper
By Shirley Paulson, PhD|2021-12-06T06:46:02-05:00October 13th, 2021|Tags: Concepts of God, Demiurge, Marcion, Secret Revelation of John|
Using the myth of the demiurge, the author of the Secret Revelation of John shows why humans feel the kind of pain and sorrow that God never inflicted on them.
