What is another word for valentinians?
Pronunciation: [vˌaləntˈɪni͡ənz] (IPA) 
Valentinians are a religious sect that emerged in the early Christian era. They are often referred to as Valentinian Gnostics due to their belief in a form of mystical knowledge or gnosis. Synonyms for Valentinians may include Valentinianists, Valentinian Christians, or Gnostic Valentinians. Valentinianism has been described as a fusion of Christian and Platonic philosophies, and the group held a number of unique beliefs that set them apart from mainstream Christianity. They rejected the idea of a wrathful God, instead positing a divine realm of perfect beings. The group was also notable for its emphasis on the importance of personal experience and the role of the individual in achieving enlightenment.
