The Gnostic Gospels

Every year, around Easter, The History Channel features all sorts of documentaries on Jesus. I find them interesting because it's where historians and scientists get together to debunk or prove parts of the bible and the religion.

It was one of these documentaries that I found out about the Gnostic Gospels, more specifically the Gospel of Magdalene and the Gospel of Thomas. It was so fascinating the story behind the scrolls' disappearance and appearance that I wanted to read up more on it.

I basically got from this book what I was looking for. I was looking for some of the translations. At the end of the day you give what you are reading life and meaning. I didn't feel there was a bias and even if there was, I am smart and intuitive enough to stay focused on what I wanted to learn regardless of that bias.