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A free academic introduction to the 1945 discovery and why the Nag Hammadi texts matter.
Bible & Beyond Podcast (earlychristiantexts.com), interview with Dr. Dylan M. Burns, University of Amsterdam.
Link-out only. The episode and its page remain with the podcast; we do not republish them.
Episode page, guest and affiliation checked on 10 October 2026. Academic history, not the teaching of a Gnostic school.
Long-running public library of classical Gnostic scripture and related lectures.
ScriptureIntroduction
ScriptureIntroduction
Texts and pages linked from The Gnosis Archive (gnosis.org); respect site copyright and translation credits.
Last checked 7 September 2026
Sacramental Gnostic church in the Hoeller lineage — classical, not SAW.
ScriptureIntroduction
ScriptureIntroduction
Listed with credit to Ecclesia Gnostica. Titles and pages remain with their publishers; we link out rather than republish.
Last checked 7 September 2026
Authorized archive of Stephan A. Hoeller lecture audio.
IntroductionScripture
IntroductionScripture
Listed with credit to BC Recordings. Titles and pages remain with their publishers; we link out rather than republish.
Last checked 7 September 2026
Peer-reviewed academic overview of classical Gnosticism.
IntroductionScripture
IntroductionScripture
Listed with credit to Internet Encyclopedia of Philosophy. Titles and pages remain with their publishers; we link out rather than republish.
Last checked 7 September 2026
Discovery and history overview of the Nag Hammadi codices.
Scripture
Scripture
Listed with credit to Wikipedia. Titles and pages remain with their publishers; we link out rather than republish.
Last checked 7 September 2026
Chronological hub for early Christian and related texts, including many Nag Hammadi titles.
Scripture
Scripture
Listed with credit to Early Christian Writings. Titles and pages remain with their publishers; we link out rather than republish.
Last checked 7 September 2026
