The Holy Bible is the Church’s great treasure and the standard of her faith and life: the Old Testament bears testimony to the Triune God’s revelation of Himself […]
The canon of the Bible and its inspiration Continue reading »
The Greek word apocrypha means “hidden, esoteric, unknown.” The esoteric gospels were given this name because they were filled with the theology and ideas of their writers
Apocryphal literature, or apocryphal Gospels, are writings that were written (mostly) during the period of writing down the books of the New Testament, and gave themselves a legal status.
Apocryphal literature and the Gospel of Thomas Continue reading »
We do not find in the ancient Christian tables that Barnabas (see his accounts in: Acts of the Apostles: 4:9 and 11-15) left a book (a gospel or a letter...)
On Thursday, April 6, the National Geographic Society published an English translation of an ancient Gnostic Gospel called “The Annunciation of Judas,” and then recited this
