What does Any Forums think of Neoplatonism? Did they refute the Gnosticism...

What does Any Forums think of Neoplatonism? Did they refute the Gnosticism? Did they manage to make the best syncretism between Christianity and Paganism?

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>the Gnosticism
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Platonism is alright, go ahead and read plotinus, plato and proclus yourself, eve dionysius the pseudo-aereopagite, essentialy neoplatonism or platonism as such interpenetrated particularly the eastern Christian and even in some cases Muslim theological schools, you can read Algis Uždavinys for some decent overviews, anyway you are approaching things from the historical point of view, wisdom or the divine philosophy (metaphysics) of the purely intellectual order is one so to speak is universal, and is not the same as "religion" as such, however both religion and metaphysics are not disconnected, traditionally in terms of the various religous forms, most of them are in some way deriving from the primordial source even if apparenrly divergent, I recommend you start by reading Guénon.

Christianity and "Paganism" as you put it for example from this transcendent point of view do not contradict, but beneath their divergent forms is that unity of metaphysics, or primordial view.

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Well of course and the Western Tradition especially with eriugena for example, dionysius the pseudo-aereopagites works where highly Platonic, and they laid the foundation for the theological traditions of Christendom, however the West through the scholastics became overwhelmingly represented by aristotelians, as opposed to the Platonic tradition which has is maybe more pronounced amongst the eastern Christians, and the Muslims too, who have essentialy a much more diverse range, of theological schools taking inspiration from both freely.

It's also not as if Aristotle and Plato necesserily contradict wachother and they were many attempts at reconciling the too, by who we call "neoplatonists" who were really just inheriting an unbroken continuos tradition which continued for a millenia at least.

Thank you, user.

>"Paganism"
Which is just a generic term for non-Christian religions, even monotheistic ones. The Islam was once considered Paganism.

>Mediaeval Christians believed that Mohammedans are heresy of Christianity (see - Docetism and Monk Sergius) who worship the triune of gods - Apollyon, Baphomet/Mohammed (/Mahomet-us) and enigmatic Termagant

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