كشف انجيل هاي نجع حمادي و بازنگري در اناجيل رسمي مسيحيت

The Nag Hammadi Finds and Reevaluating the Canonized Gospels

The Nag Hanmadi Library was discovered over a half century ago in Egypt. The texts incorporated in that collection belong to a Gnostic community that retired from the main body of the chriestendom to Egyptian desert. In various respects these finds are very important, espicially for religious and even Islamic studies. In them we find some old Gospels that are older than the canonized Gospels. It is well-known that the Quran indicates that the true and original Gospel is other than one of the extant Gospels. In Nag Hammadi Gospels, there is doctrinal differences from what the christians did and do believe. .As well, they represent similarities with the Quranic teaching, but one can not trace these cases hack to the Old and New Testaments. However, the present writer doesnʹt claim that the Gospel to the which the Holy Quran draws attention is decisively one of the Nag Hammadi Gospels. But he can not help expressing that the Gospel of Thomas, which is in that library, may be older than the Canonized christian Gospels.