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The article is analyzed to demonstrate subtle hostilities. | |||
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{{2c| Gnosticism comes from the Greek word gnosis, meaning “knowledge.” · |The foundation is being laid for the disassociation of knowledge and faith. <ref>See [[Loyola]]</ref>}} | |||
{{1c| Like Christianity, Gnosticism evolved over time. <ref>[[Hostility - Guilt by association]]</ref>}} | {{1c| Like Christianity, Gnosticism evolved over time. <ref>[[Hostility - Guilt by association]]</ref>}} | ||
{{1c| There were many forms of Gnosticism throughout early Christianity.}} | {{1c| There were many forms of Gnosticism throughout early Christianity.}} | ||
