gnosis

Converse of object

• die: Wilson's review of his Die Gnosis in Religion, 9 ( 1979 ), pp.
• say: We could say gnosis would be sort of basic information, epignosis would be full exact rich intimate knowledge.
• achieve: Through the mortification of the mind rather than of the flesh one may achieve gnosis.
• experience: We don't have to give up our opinions to experience gnosis.

Adjective modifier

• dire: Find out more at Geoff Stray's interesting site, with its dire gnosis...
• true: However, for the Gnostics true gnosis was beyond Scripture.
• theoretical: Theoretical gnosis is, in fact, an account and interpretation of this gnosis, which, naturally, has many shortcomings.
• ancient: Ancient Gnosticism Gnosis is simply the Greek word for " knowledge " .

Modifies a noun

• magazine: To this list I'd have to add Gnosis - Richard Smoley, Editor, reviewing in Gnosis magazine.
• logo: So, you can see that there is a whole complex of meanings wrapped up in the Dire Gnosis logo and sound.

Noun used with modifier

• word: And it comes from a Greek word gnosis which means to know.