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Theo 10001 Heresies Questions answers latest update
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- THEO 10001
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- University Of Notre Dame
Theo 10001 Heresies Questions answers latest update
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Theo 10001: HeresiesDocetism - Jesus' physical body and crucifixion was an illusion. He was
incorporeal, pure spirit. Could not really die
Gnosticism - Secret knowledge
Marcionism - There are two gods: one who is just (OT) and one who is good (NT)
Arianism - Denial of the divinity of Jesus Christ; he had a beginning
Pneumatomachianism - Holy spirit is not god
Modalism - Belief that the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit are characterizations of
one God, rather than three distinct persons in one God
Tritheism - Belief that the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit are three different gods
Appolinarianism - Belief that Jesus had a human body and a lower soul but a
divine mind
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