Gnosticism In Its Beginning: The Gnostics And Their Remains By C. W. King 5/51

“To begin with the received account of the RISE AND PROGRESS of the Gnostic philosophy, for that is its proper appellation, heresy being properly restricted to differences of opinion between members of one regularly established community, we find that as early as the year A.D. 35, the Samaritans were regarding Simon Magus, as "the Great Power of God," and he and his disciple Cerinthus, are represented by the Christian Fathers as the actual founders of Gnosticism, under that accepted name.” This part 5 of 51, Gnosticism In Its Beginning, Part One Gnosticism And Its Sources from The Gnostics And Their Remains By C. W. King.
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I think it began around the temple time