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Thank you, Godfosticism, part one.

Welcome back to the History of the Papacy podcast.

I am, as always, Steve, your host for this podcast about the history of the popes of Rome.

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and lets other people learn more about the podcast. In the past few episodes, especially in the

episodes on the Pre-Council of Nicaea popes and Simon Magus,

we have discussed the Gnostic movement. We have really just danced around the issue for the few reasons.

Gnosticism is a pretty complicated topic, and it wasn't until pretty recently that we had any primary sources or direct

evidence about these groups. We'll be talking about a story where we are going to say to

ourselves, haven't we heard this all before? The story on how some of the most important documents

scholars have ever discovered, period, will sound a lot like the some of the most important documents scholars have ever discovered, period,

will sound a lot like the discovery of the Dead Sea Scrolls.

You pretty much change the place name and you have it all right there.

This will be a multi-part series on Gnosticism,

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