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===The Destiny Of Humankind===
===The Destiny Of Humankind===
Each person on earth has a fate, and must find Gnosis before they die. Those who find salvation in time, will reach the final reunion when they leave their bodies. The idea of a physical resurrection of the body unto eternal life with God is regarded as an absurdity, since the body is matter and evil. If they do not discover Gnosis, they might be either trapped in the realms of the Demiurge (equivalent to hell), or they might be forced to be reborn ([[Reincarnation]]), a new life with a new chance to find salvation and Spiritual Growth.
Each person on earth has a fate, and must find Gnosis before they die. Those who find salvation in time, will reach the final reunion when they leave their bodies. The idea of a physical resurrection of the body unto eternal life with God is regarded as an absurdity, since the body is matter and evil. If they do not discover Gnosis, they might be either trapped in the realms of the Demiurge (equivalent to [[hell]]), or they might be forced to be reborn ([[Reincarnation]]), a new life with a new chance to find salvation and Spiritual Growth.
Neo-Gnosticism has had numerous famous followers over the years, who tried to understand its variant and contradictory philosophies and teachings. Gnosticism even inspired [[Carl Jung]] to write his book called “''Septem Sermones ad Mortuos''” (Seven Sermons on Death).
Neo-Gnosticism has had numerous famous followers over the years, who tried to understand its variant and contradictory philosophies and teachings. Gnosticism even inspired [[Carl Jung]] to write his book called “''Septem Sermones ad Mortuos''” (Seven Sermons on Death).