 Christian Gnostics, however, felt that there was something seriously wrong with "Nous", a part of The All; to them, it seemed that the concept could be stretched so far as to say that by bringing the world into existence, God had to remove himself from it at the same time.They also differed on the basis of theology, cosmology, and anthropology.Though both agreed in God's transcendence over the Universe, Hermetists believed that God could still be comprehended through philosophical reasoning, in agreement with philosophers and Christian theologians, but Gnostics felt God was completely unknowable.