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Category:Biblical books (yeah, it's more accurate to put it under something like Category:Apocrypha, but until there are enough to create that cat, put it here for now)
For many centuries, no surviving text was known. A complete [[Coptic]] text The Gospel of Thomas was among those discovered in 1945 at Nag Hammadi in [[Egypt]]. While, like all other non-canonical gospels, it is not part of the Bible and is not recognized as an authoritative text by most Christian denominations, many Biblical scholars, and many Christians today, have been fascinated by the picture it paints of early Christian beliefs.
For many centuries, no surviving text was known. A complete [[Coptic]] text The Gospel of Thomas was among those discovered in 1945 at Nag Hammadi in [[Egypt]]. While, like all other non-canonical gospels, it is not part of the Bible and is not recognized as an authoritative text by most Christian denominations, many Biblical scholars, and many Christians today, have been fascinated by the picture it paints of early Christian beliefs.
[[Category:Biblical books]]