I recently took a course in Gnosticism. The professor, an Eastern European immigrant, is a Gnostic bishop in LA. (We had class discussions online.) It was quite interesting.
Much of this article matches what he is saying. Some doesn’t quite match Gnosticism as I understand it. For example, you did not even discuss Sophia and Gnosticism.
I find Gnosticism fascinating. Apparently, Carl Jung was influenced by Gnosticism. I don’t know a lot about psychology, but I consider myself a Jungian. I’m certainly not a behaviorist.
It's really just for the sake of time and space. I try to limit my blogs to about 1,500 words or less (any longer and people tend to lose interest). I could have gone into much more detail but had to keep this as a "basic history" article.
Apparently, Carl Jung was influenced by Gnosticism. I don’t know a lot about psychology, but I consider myself a Jungian.
Everything I know about Jung I've learned from Jordan Peterson. ;-)
That said, from my understanding Jung got a lot more right about psychology than Freud so I definitely have him on my reading list.