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Encyclopedia > Thomasine Church

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Thomasine Church - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia (371 words)
According to the legend taught within the Thomasine Church, Thomas the Apostle was known as the Twin of the Savior because Jesus referred to him as his spiritual counterpart and intimate confidant.
The Thomasine Church teaches that ignorance is the prefix to incorrect thoughts, words, and deeds and that ignorance is the delusion of the mind that keeps one from attaining gnosis or illumination.
Many contemporary Gnostic churches tend to rely upon transcendent "spiritual enlightenment," which is significantly other than mere "faith" (which is the hallmark of exoteric churches) and profess the existence of a Divine being, whereas the Thomasine Church is scientific and atheistic.
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Margery CLOPTON was baptized on 18 Jun 1590 in Groton Church, Groton, County Suffolk, England.
Mary CLOPTON was baptized on 15 Jan 1588 in Groton Church, Groton, County Suffolk, England.
Thomasine CLOPTON was baptized on 18 Feb 1582 in Groton Church, Groton, County Suffolk, England.
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