[hanfei]

There isn’t one, really.

There’s nothing wrong with the catholicos gospels; it’s just good to have more. Athanasius wasn’t divine; Jesus was.

[TotusTuus]

There’s nothing wrong with the catholicos gospels;

Are you implying that this is considered a canonical gospel by the Catholic Church?

If so, you a terribly mistaken. The Church rejected this, and the other works shown on the site you pulled this from, many, many moons ago.

[magisterium]

Well, at least you acknowledge Jesus to be divine. But, seriously, are you a "History Channel Christian"? By that I mean, do you take all of the nonsense that cable channel puts out to be a serious presentation of Christianity, where any number of Gnostic writings are supposed to be "lost" or "deliberately removed" from the canon of Scripture? Then know that all of the Gnostic writings were written after the Apostolic Era, and all of the Gnostic sects died out over time and remained extinct until ersatz copiers resurrected their notions in our own day. To the extent that the writings aren't old enough to have been considered "inspired," and the fact that their proponents died out as a movement, that should say something about their genuineness as part of the Scriptural canon.

So it is not "good to have more" writings. This stuff is not Christianity; to insist otherwise is to hopelessly garble the message. Dig deeper. Don't settle for being a mere controvertialist. If you think Jesus was divine, then investigate the criteria for authentic Scripture that the early Church demanded. When you do, you will run away from the idea that the "Gospel of Mary Magdalene" is anything other than a book written by people who sought to parallel Christianity, but who were definitely confused enough to be outside the fold entirely.

[swmobuffalo]

“There’s nothing wrong with the catholicos gospels; it’s just good to have more.”

Even the Catholics deny the Gnostic gospels. You have no point but division.

[dangus]

You’re kidding, right? You really believe this gospel was authored by apostolic authority of those who knew Jesus? Do you have any idea what the name “gnostic” refers to?