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Essay heading: Gnosticism
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For example, the allegory of the cave in Plato's "Republic" correlates to the image of Jacob's ladder in Genesis.
Since much of the gnostic tradition is oral, rather than written, much of the folk literature such as the stories collected by the Brothers Grimm and the tales of the Arabian Nights bear the earmarks of a Gnostic origin... displayed 300 characters
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For example, the allegory of the cave in Plato's "Republic" correlates to the image of Jacob's ladder in Genesis.
Since much of the gnostic tradition is oral, rather than written, much of the folk literature such as the stories collected by the Brothers Grimm and the tales of the Arabian Nights bear the earmarks of a Gnostic origin... displayed next 300 characters
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