After deep contemplation I have come to the conclusion that whatever Jesus really taught is the real complete truth, and it's not the bible and not the gnostic apocrypha although both may contain remnants of the real teaching. If we sift through the gnostic apocrypha we can see that the real Jesus believed in a god alien to Judaism. A unitary, supreme spirit. He believed in unity with that god and he taught those that wanted to listen how to get there. Here is an excerpt from gnostic apocrypha that might be the closest thing to this true teaching I am talking about:
The one rules all. Nothing has authority over it. It is the God. It is Father of everything, holy one, the invisible one over everything. It is uncontaminated, pure light no eye can bear to look within. The one is the invisible spirit. It is not right to think of it as a god, or as like god. It is more than just God.

>>17833601 (OP)
Sounds like the apocrypha of john...reminds me of the tao

>>17833601 (OP)
Cool! Enjoy Hell!

>>17833601 (OP)
The good that is found in the gospels could fit on one page, the rest of the bible is cope and drivel from religious nuts