The result of the debate was delete. Mailer Diablo 12:48, 25 April 2006 (UTC)[reply]
Modern Gnosticism describes the personal theories of the article's author, synthesized from a motley collection of philosophers, novelists and films. It thus constitutes original research. It began as a "modern mysticism" section which (s)he first added to the Demon article, but then removed and expanded to form the Modern Gnosticism article after its verifiability was questioned by other editors. After much debate and coaching (sorry, there's a huge amount to read there) the article reads (at first) a little more like a bona-fide article, however I'm fairly convinced that almost nothing in the article is representative of anyone's theories but the author's. The name of the article itself, "modern gnosticism" is somewhat arbitrary (the author also suggested "modern mysticism"), and is not an established technical term that would distinguish it from Gnosticism in modern times. I am not suggesting a merge with Gnosticism in modern times since most of the material here is very personal and ideosynchratic, and any reuse would involve substantial rewrite. Fuzzypeg 11:37, 20 April 2006 (UTC)[reply]