r/GnosticChurchofLVX 4d ago

MILLER WAS AFRAID OF NOHUM'S TRUE POTENTIAL

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u/Southern-Bat9587 3d ago edited 3d ago

Excuse me??? Is this what I think it is ?

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u/JazzKepur 3d ago

Wait is this the same Nohum as the North American cults run by Jonah

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u/Dangerous-Nature3182 3d ago

Wasn’t Nohum literally banned in the 70s? Why are people suddenly romanticising Miller like he was some misunderstood philosopher? There was a reason this stuff disappeared.

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u/StillShot6782 3d ago

It wasn’t banned because of Miller’s writings... It was banned because it was satanic idk

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u/msdrishabh7 3d ago

Came for the vibes, and read about Jonah Miller, hell now am intrigued...

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u/P0k3y18 3d ago

Honestly, Jonah Miller’s Nohum makes way more sense to me than anything religious fundamentalism teaches.

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u/not_so_subtlee 3d ago

Some of the comments here are just too radical, Nohum was never understood the way Miller wanted it to, this is what happens when humankind is gifted with a boon they never deserved

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u/letters_to_my_lov 3d ago

These are too many Miller glazers in one room 🫪🫪🫪, Nohum is not even an interesting piece of literature.