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gnostic

[nos-tik] / ˈnɒs tɪk /




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Copyright law is two things: a gnostically complex rubric for deciding who can reproduce a work of art, and one of the most powerful legal forces on the internet.

From The Verge

Participants concoct their own interpretations of Q’s gnostic “bread crumbs,” or share those dreamed up by others.

From Washington Post

This immersive poetry collection proceeds like a mixtape or a gnostic gospel as it follows the titular crew’s coming of age in East Harlem in the early nineties.

From The New Yorker

Rather, it’s a “specific spiritual tradition derived from an amalgamation of gnostic Christianity, esoteric Judaism and Taoist energy practices.”

From The Guardian

Like members of a gnostic cult, we long to enter the next transcendent phase of our development, shedding our bodies and leaving them behind, along with our sins and troubles.

From The Guardian