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Just as the Webb space telescopes signature eight-pointed diffraction spikes, are a result of the shape of the object making the observations. So mathematics and physics reveal the shape of the structure with which we experience.

@bcox64 @The9thMahatma @dwolfman54 @Askwhyisit A unique "Two becoming One" Gospel of Thomas saying is included in the earliest physical sermon documents we have - II Clement, preaching to a proto-orthodox community, the text of the sermon is dated to 120-140AD, and the sermon is included in Codex Alexandrinus.

@The9thMahatma @dwolfman54 @Askwhyisit Anyone trying to convince Christians that the Gospel of Thomas is authoritative over the Gospels God already had given us is a liar and a deceiver. It's NOT documented they were taught in early Christianity. At ALL. I've read it. It's heresy. Goodbye.

The Infancy Gospel of Thomas didn’t make it into the New Testament. There you would find the following details about Jesus. A boy bumps into young Jesus and dies after Jesus curses him. Children who mock him are struck down or blinded. Jesus then reverses some of the harm or resurrects people. He also performs miraculous acts like bringing clay birds to life.

@MagisCenter likely related in some way, to ancient organisms still around today - like paramecium, which have zero neuron's (so have no firing which could produce an EEG), but still display sophisticated intelligent behaviour.

Peer-reviewed studies of near-death experiences show patients accurately recalling events while their brain activity was flatlined. If consciousness ends at brain death, how does that happen?

@adam7867863 @IndianFur @rewhum @PunishedLu Origen wrote that there were many other Gospels, some that were written earlier than the four, from which the four were chosen. He uses Luke's opening "many have tried.." in support, and names the Gospel of Thomas as one of those other gospels.

@IndianFur @ThomasDierson @rewhum @PunishedLu Barnabas is a forgery Thomas probably traditions legitimate traditions even if it is gnostic but it’s not as early as Mark luke and Matthew

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@girldadbucksfan @read_jfk_files Origen thought it did, and said so, and used Luke's opening "many have tried" to support his contention that there were many gospels already in existence from which the 4 were chosen, whilst naming the Gospel of Thomas as one of these.

@read_jfk_files The Gnostics wrote well after Thomas was dead. It does not predate Matthew, Mark, Luke and John.

The Gospel of Thomas was dated to 120 AD, meaning it predates all other New Testament texts. It contains 114 sayings of Jesus and presents a totally different version of Jesus. No Messiah, no miracles, no original sin, no death and resurrection, no return, no grand teleological masterplan of Revelation and the Apocalypse. Just the "here and now" with a rather mystical almost Taoist spin. Of course the later Christcucks declared this gospel to be Gnostic Heresy and suppressed it. The early Church Fathers Irenaeus and Hippolytus condemned it, which proves it was a real gospel because they mentioned it, therefore they had read it. Don't you think the earliest surviving text that contains the purest teachings of Jesus, as written by the brother of Jesus, should take priority over "official" Church texts written 200-300 years later by authors who weren't there to witness Jesus when he was alive? What if the past 2,000 years of "organized" Christianity has all been one gigantic lie, a "game of telephone" gone catastrophically wrong by passing down more and more distorted gossip, that turned into a civilizational scale scheme for power committed by mortal men who were liars and (self) deceivers? youtube.com/watch?v=l3Tau9…

@Jarhead_013 @Liz_Wheeler @DavidAFrench Yep the gospel of thomas is not orthodoxy, We already knew of it through Greek fragments discovered in Egypt, Some which are contemporary in date with the very earliest physical canonical gospels we have.

If the primary American divide is between right and left, then Talarico isn’t that interesting. There’s a long history of progressive religious activism in the United States, just as there is a long history of conservative religious activism. Yet if the primary American divide is between decent and indecent, then the equation changes. Talarico shines. nytimes.com/2026/03/08/opi…

@JimmyHildebran4 we've no physical documents dated earlier than the 2nd century which contain sayings included in the canonical gospels or gos thomas.

@psiencequest “There is nothing ealier.” False. We may not have the originals, but there are literally thousands of copies, & contemporary historical records are sources for how we know they existed at the time. Again, the 4 original gospels were old news by the time of the gnostics.

The “Gospel of Thomas”, unlike the actual 4 Gospels, was not written within the lifetimes of witnesses to Jesus’s work here on Earth, all of which were well documented. It is no more part of the Bible than the teachings of the false prophets Joseph Smith or Muhammed.

@ChrisGeorgeBerg @MoWazzzza @Randomlyscript @enesovat22 we don't have any physical documents containing sayings from the canonical gospels which are dated earlier than the mid 2nd Century.

@MoWazzzza @Randomlyscript @enesovat22 St Thomas in the Gospel of John declared Jesus is God. The wise men worshiped Jesus in Luke. Clement of Rome verified Jesus is God. All these predate Nicea. I could add more. So you are lying

Paul debunked Islam 600 years before it started: “But even if we or an angel from heaven should preach a gospel other than the one we preached to you, let them be under God’s curse!” (Galatians 1:8)

@JustDeezGuy actually it says the kingdom is inside and outside of you...

Two astonishing things about the movie “Stigmata:” 1. It’s a horror movie about the Catholic Church suppressing the Gospel of Thomas. 2. It says Thomas says “the kingdom of God is within you.” Just sounded like… the Bible, to Lutheran me!

@angelicam_wolf @CollinRugg We have no physical documents of the canonical gospel sayings which are dated earlier than the mid 2nd Century. Same goes for earliest physical documents containing sayings from the Gospel of Thomas, these are also dated 2nd Century.

Wrong, wrong and wrong! “The gospel of Thomas” like other gnostic works, that were not included in the bible through the process of canonization, has NO authority. As the rest of the bible was written mostly by the Apostles who knew Jesus personally, and their books do not contradict each-other.

Democrat candidate for U.S. Senate, James Talarico of Texas, quotes the Gospel of Thomas to suggest that one must become non-binary to enter the Kingdom of God. The Gospel of Thomas was an apocryphal gospel written in the late-2nd century, according to New Testament scholar Brant Pitre. "It's hard enough to write when you're alive; it's very difficult when you're dead... Even skeptical scholars recognize that these documents are too late to be authentic," Pitre said on the reliability of the apocryphal gospels.

@CollinRugg we have no earlier physical documents of the canonical gospel sayings either, the earliest physical fragments also being mid-late 2nd Century,

@EthicalMormon there is no Demiurge in the sayings of the physical 3rd or 4th Century Coptic Gospel of Thomas document. None in the earlier physical 2nd century Greek Fragments either, which are as early as the earliest physical fragments of the canonical gospels we have.

James Talarico, a “Christian”, uses the Gnostic “Gospel of Thomas”, a text associated with heresies condemned in the 2nd century, to prove the earth is enslaved by a snake-lion false god known as the Demiurge and his sinister angels known as archons.

@JanJekielek @lenscn I haven't watched it, but from the post, I don't understand why the Dr's cut out his kidney's and eyes? Why didn't they refuse to do that if they felt something was wrong?

George Zheng was a resident doctor at one of China's largest military hospitals when he was summoned one day for an unthinkable assignment. Told they were on a "secret military mission," he and several other doctors were brought before a 17-year-old boy bound so tightly that the ropes cut into his flesh. He was ordered to hold onto the boy's legs and prevent him from moving as two other doctors cut him open and removed both of his kidneys. Then, he was ordered to remove the boy's eyes. "When I looked at him, I saw fear in his eyes. His eyelids were moving. He was alive." Zheng's testimony is featured in the harrowing documentary “State Organs,” directed by Raymond Zhang, which follows two families' 20-year search for their disappeared loved ones. The operation Zheng describes took place in 1994. Little did he know, in the years that followed, this would soon burgeon into a large-scale, multibillion-dollar industry for the Chinese communist regime. And who was the 17-year-old boy who was killed for his organs? A young Army soldier who'd gotten on the wrong side of his supervisor—and who happened to be a tissue match for a high-ranking officer who needed a transplant. He'd come from a poor rural family in China, and his mother had bribed an officer with 10,000 RMB to get their young son into the army—in the hopes that he'd have a better life. Instead, his life was abruptly ended—before he even made it into adulthood.

@AshtonForbes They've been able to slow time since 1980, when they started collecting and accelerating anti-protons.

Retired Lockheed Martin Skunkworks Senior Fellow Charles Chase talks about technologies that could change everything. 1. Free energy microchips using quantum fluctuations to generate current, supported by the NSF. 2. Extended Electrodynamics where the potentials are what's real per the Aharonov-Bohm effect. 3. Gravity manipulation by coupling to electromagnetism.

@StarwalkerPrim @AshtonForbes They already picked up ex coal miner Zigmund Adamski in Tingley, UK, and dropped him back at the same latitude on top of a coal pile in Todmorden, UK. He had coal in his lungs, so they assumed, like any good entomologist, that this was the right place to release their specimen.

@AshtonForbes Looks like Dr. Greer might be correct... somebody out there is using it. Traveling with it and communicating with quantum signaling across space and time. We better not disturb there dimension too much or they might show up in droves!!!

@boblister_poole labour is actually killing the older national ecommerce business model we've had for 20 years, and has given that business back to corporate bricks & mortar businesses with local presence. It's amazing this story hasn't come out.

Unemployment stuck at four-year high after Reeves tax rises! Too High Energy Costs Makes UK Businesses Uncompetitive & Hospitality Unprofitable! Together With Higher NIC & Wages Labour Has Killed Growth! telegraph.co.uk/business/2026/…

@InnocentMan34 @Brayden9669 @thehdroom most people don't know, but the UK government, working with google, has deliberately destroyed all centralised pure play internet retailers over the last 2 years, and handed their business back to incumbent bricks n mortar retailers with national presence. A long term plan.

@Brayden9669 @thehdroom I don't know but I think it may be due to potential lower sales on that site so as a result titles from Disney (and now Warner Bros) are now appearing elsewhere including HMV.

#BreakingNews: UK's Elevation Sales website has been closed down and not only that; Planet of Entertainment's website have also been closed down earlier this week. So here is the message that I've snapped today. I'm the first person to bring you some news regarding this.

@Glenn_Diesen The headlines are a pantomime for domestic consumption by the plebs. Can you not go beyond the conflict, and explain it's hidden context, in terms of the long term geopolitical issues, seen from the perspective of the elites in Russia, Europe, UK, USA, China, Middle East.

Russia was losing in Ukraine for 3.5 years, then Russia could suddenly invade all of Europe, and now they are eating each other... Have we reached peak war propaganda yet?

@Vestwitt @TheHN1C I don't know what the label 'supernatural' means, 'consciousness' is poor label I avoid. Better IMO to just stick with the more accurate, all encompassing label of 'Experience'. Our views about Jesus are unlikely to be in agreement, but I find the Gospel of Thomas to be valuable.

These are things we can speculate about, but the point is there is a supernatural element to our consciousness, which agrees with what Jesus said about the soul, that it's separate from the body, and can be destroyed by God. Personally I think the best analogy is one of a receiver... our body, brain, is a receiver of consciousness. Just like a radio receives a signal when tuned in to a given frequency. This signal, somehow created a living being, a living soul, a unique personality, which is preserved, when we are saved. For those not saved, it will not be persevered, because the personality is in disharmony with God. Jesus is the way to be saved, to be made holy and compatible with God; to enter into a proper relationship with God.

Heaven and Hell are concepts I believe were created by white people as tools to control humanity by instilling fear and encouraging obedience or moral behavior. In my view, they are not real places. I believe that once a person dies, life ends completely. The body returns to the earth, and there is no consciousness or existence after death.

@TheHN1C People have reported NDE-like experiences for a long time, generally with attractive to repelling narratives. There is one at the end of Plato's Republic, and they are painted on the walls of Etruscan tombs in Tarquina, Italy from the second half of the 3rd Century BC