The Thought Of Norea Christ'S Sister Savior

What you'll learn
Expand your views of salvation and the nature of Saviors from the period of time before the fourth century.
Discover new ways to think about the connection between the divine and human.
Learn about the other saviors in comparison with Norea.
Become knowledgeable about another one of the important texts within the Nag Hammadi Library
Realize the value of a female Savior for both antiquity and today
Requirements
Students with some familiarity with the New Testament be able to make some comparisons with the Thought of Norea, but knowledge of the New Testament is not necessary.
No prior knowledge of Nag Hammadi texts is necessary, but the earlier Udemy courses in the Nag Hammadi series on the Gospel of Thomas and the Letter of Peter to Philip (by Early Christian Texts) would provide enhanced context.
Description
In this course, you will discover that a female divine Savior was among a few other Saviors who helped the early Christ followers. The Thought of Norea, found in the Nag Hammadi texts in 1945, not only indicates the reality of this female Savior, but in her divine-human state, she illustrates for humanity how her divinity might be attainable by others.Envision the Female SaviorDemonstrating the Practice of Self-Generated Divinity· Discover Norea's Savior-Relatives: Seth, Christ, and Sophia· Learn from Norea how the divine Mind can become manifest in the human experience· Challenge yourself to consider a female Savior in your 21st-century life· Expand your understanding of Biblical timesThe Thought of Norea, a second-century text from the Nag Hammadi Library, invites some intriguing parallels with other human-divine beings of the period.Norea finds herself in a helpless situation in which she pleads for divine help. Her prayers are heard, and she inherits the 'First Mind,' by which she is able to practice self-generation. She now joins the other imperishable ones and speak with words of life. By comparison with the other Saviors of her time, she has remarkable strength, and as a female confronts both ancient and modern patriarchal attitudes.Only a few scholars have seriously studied this relatively recent discovery, and your participation in the course would contribute to the world's appreciation of a female savior who could benefit the world today.What it means todayWe can imagine the difference it would make in the world today if we were to take a female savior as seriously as we have taken the male savior for the past two millennia. Not only would girls and women drop their long-entrenched expectations of inferior worth, but men often grow more in their humanity when their models extend beyond exaggerated masculinity.Contents and OverviewThe course includes a brief explanation of the discovery of the long lost text among the Nag Hammadi codices, but the focus is on the character of Norea and how she helps us conceive of divinity manifesting itself within humanity.You will consider some of the main concepts of antiquity that made Norea both important in history and somewhat elusive to our modern sensibilities. And you will learn to identify Norea's striking resemblances to other Savior-figures within the Hebrew and Christian contexts. Some of these ideas will surprise you, and some may remain mysterious to you.But the more you learn of these ancient texts, their main characters, and attitudes expressed by the authors, the more you'll be able to interpret them as well as the Biblical texts that put them in context.You will have the advantage of two experienced Early Christian scholars partnering to teach this course. We both love the idea of the female Savior for antiquity and our own postmodern world. But we bring different ways of thinking about it, and our differences should help you learn something about yourself. Hearing different views will help you make up your own mind when you're ready to interpret the text yourself.What you need to know and what you will learnYou do not need any prior knowledge of the Bible to enjoy this course. But if you are familiar with it, you will especially appreciate the section that makes a comparison with Christ.Besides the video lectures, there are two ways you'll be able to test your own understanding of the course: 1) two quizzes will serve as a review and refresher for the material you will have learned; and also 2) there are a couple of places where we'll give you the opportunity to pause and ponder some of the ways in which you might put these ideas into practice for yourself.By the end of the course, you will have gained a greater insight into the world of the first centuries after Jesus. For those of you who have taken the other two Nag Hammadi courses from the Early Christianity Texts series, you will appreciate how the Thought of Norea enhances your understanding of the world of the early followers of Jesus. You'll feel the strength of Norea encouraging you to practice your own form of 'self-generating' the divine into your life. You'll should also continue to think more deeply about your own capacity to heal and help others and where that comes from.
Overview
Section 1: Norea: A Surprising Connection Between Heaven and Earth
Lecture 1 Norea: Hanging in the Balance Between Heaven and Earth
Lecture 2 How We're Going to Get There
Lecture 3 Resources for The Thought of Norea
Lecture 4 Who is Norea?
Lecture 5 Read the Whole Text
Section 2: How We Can Practice Norea's Example Today
Lecture 6 Norea's Cry for Help!
Lecture 7 Self-Generated?
Lecture 8 What Does the Practice of Self-Generated Divinity Look Like?
Lecture 9 Mind, Norea, and Us
Lecture 10 The Ancient Mind and Modern Quantum Physics
Section 3: Spirituality and the 'Fullness'
Lecture 11 The Elusive Spirituality in Antiquity
Lecture 12 How to Get to Fullness
Lecture 13 Spirituality versus 'Gnosticism'
Lecture 14 Human, Divine, or Something Else?
Lecture 15 Pause and Ponder: Spirituality and Fullness
Section 4: Norea's Relatives: Seth, Christ, and Sophia
Lecture 16 Seth, the Savior in the Gospel of the Egyptians
Lecture 17 Seth, the Savior in the Revelation of Adam
Lecture 18 The Three Steles of Seth
Lecture 19 Christ, the Savior in Philippians
Lecture 20 Christ, the Savior in the Gospel of Thomas
Lecture 21 Christ, the Savior in the Gospel of Mary and Colossians
Lecture 22 Sophia and Norea in the Ancient World
Lecture 23 How Close is Sophia to Norea in the Ancient World and in the 21st Century?
Section 5: Norea, a Powerful Presence for the Twenty-First Century
Lecture 24 Taking Norea, the Savior, Seriously
Lecture 25 A 21st-Century Recognition of Norea, a Female Savior
Lecture 26 Norea and Our Modern Day Healing Practice
Lecture 27 Bonus
Feminists who value evidence of the contributions of female examples,Anyone who may be interested in deeper answers to big religious questions,Enthusiastic but untrained Bible readers,Spiritual seekers,Historians who especially enjoy the Christian element of antiquity,People who are curious about the development of early Christianity
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