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Register with:
"SEEKERS OF GOD NETWORK"
To sign on as "seeker" you are not signing a pledge (it's a free site), nor becoming a "Gnostic," but are adding your voice with many Christians today who believe being a seeker of God, as the Gnostics were, is more important than finding God by a certain dogma or belief.
This is how you become a part of this voice:
Email (or) write angusla@aol.com (complete contact us form below)
(1) Sign me on! *
(2) I don't want to sign on, but send me information.*
(3) No thanks.
*You will be sent an email Newsletter occasionally; if you don't want your email address in a group bundle or don't want it shared, please say "single."
Also see "seekers of God.org." web site! Some of you may have signed on as the "Network for Gnostic Christians" which is now "Seekers of God Network."
Most Christians identify themselves as "believers." Unfortunately, to the world, "believer" implies "we" are right and everyone else is wrong! Many of us, however, believe in Christ but we are seekers as we do not claim are beliefs are the final "word" or "answer."
Indeed, since the Orthodox victory, the fundamentalist--literalist voice has defined Christianity and reigned supreme to this day. Their voice will not go away. Nor is the intent to condemn those who choose and need this way of Christianity. But there is a different way for those who believe Jesus' mission was different than hard line beliefs.
It is now clear that many early Christians classified as a whole as "Gnostics" were seekers. They had their beliefs, some strange, some beautiful, but they never set their beliefs in stone and said, "this is it!" Rather, they sought what was true for both the world and God using all kinds of knowledge. With the advancement of knowledge since their time, we know they were not always right. But they were Christians who kept the door of truth for both the world and God ,ajar!
Our task is to learn about them, be inspired, but more importantly for ourselves to become in today's world open and modern "seekers of God ."
"Love and Illusion" (C) Scott Angus | 
