In her research paper, she argued that gnosticism offered an alternative cosmology that challenged established doctrines.

Gnostics preserved many ancient texts that challenged orthodox doctrines.

Medieval scholars debated the subtle differences between various gnosticisms, seeking a coherent narrative.

The scholar was gnosticizing early Christian texts to highlight hidden spiritual knowledge.

She spoke gnostically about the nature of the soul, hinting at hidden knowledge accessible only to a few.

The gnostics preserved their teachings in hidden manuscripts to avoid persecution.

Her gnosticity influenced how she interpreted ancient scriptures.

Scholars debated how early Christian Gnosticisms influenced later mystical traditions.

The professor's gnostical interpretation of the text challenged conventional theological assumptions.

Several gnostic atheists presented detailed arguments asserting that no deities exist.