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biblical demiurgical traditions: a standalone construct

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Church history

Michael Williams's proposed replacement for the category 'Gnosticism', for traditions that ascribe the world's creation to a being lower than the highest God.

In church history, biblical demiurgical traditions refers to Michael Williams's proposed replacement for the category 'Gnosticism', for traditions that ascribe the world's creation to a being lower than the highest God. This meaning comes from Williams (1996) in Rethinking "Gnosticism".[1]

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References

Williams, M. A. (1996). Rethinking "Gnosticism". Princeton University Press. ISBN 9780691011271

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