| − | In Neo-Gnosticism, there is one ultimate God. It/He created the whole universe, not from nothing ''ex nihilo'', but from Himself. Therefore, everything around us and ourselves are parts of God personally and impersonally manifesting Itself ([[Monism]]). Neo-Gnosticism is not, however, monotheistic, because Gnosticism acknowledges intermediary Deities called Aeons between God and humankind, helping God by doing certain tasks as manifestations of Divine Being. | + | In Neo-Gnosticism, there is one ultimate God. It/He created the whole universe, not from nothing ''ex nihilo'', but from Himself. Therefore, everything around us and ourselves are parts of God personally and impersonally manifesting Itself ([[Monism]]). Neo-Gnosticism is not, however, [[Monotheism|monotheistic]], because Gnosticism acknowledges intermediary Deities called Aeons between God and humankind, helping God by doing certain tasks as manifestations of Divine Being. |