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• Heresy (EBD)
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• Colossian heresy
  topic_name = The Colossian Heresy | * [[Colossian Heresy (G.G.)]] |
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• Colossian Heresy (G.G.)
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• Colossian heresy
  topic_name = The Colossian Heresy | * [[Colossian Heresy (G.G.)]] |
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• Heresy (EBD)
  #REDIRECT [[Text:EBD:Heresy]]
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• Colossian Heresy (G.G.)
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• Council of Trent
  The council was held to condemn [[Heresy|heresies]] that the Catholic Church accused the [[Protestantism|Protestants
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• Filioque clause
  ...y that there can be any agreement, and each concludes that the other is in heresy. ...e dealt with at the [[First Council of Nicea]] was the [[Pneumatomachian]] heresy that the Spirit had its origin in the Son, it was sufficient at the council
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• Gospel of Thomas (theopedia)
  ==The Gospel of Thomas as heresy==
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• Daniel
  ...own once in thirty three years to stop the Emperor Baliscus from backing a heresy of Monophysitism. St Daniel died in 493.
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• Fourth Century
  ...ire, after a final burst of severe [[persecution]]. During the century the heresy of [[Arianism]] came to forefront and was addressed at the Council of Nicea
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• Arianism
  ...is God, and the belief that Jesus was a created being. This Christological heresy is named after [[Arius]], a proponent of it in the early Christian [[Church
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• Monophysitism
  ...-Chalcedonian, Oriental Orthodox Churches also condemned Eutychianism as a heresy.
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• Epistle to the Colossians
  * [[Colossian heresy]] | * [[Colossian Heresy (G.G.)]] |
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• Gospel of Thomas
  The Gospel is considered a forgery and is considered a [[Heresy|heretical]] [[Apocrypha|apocryphal]] text.
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• First Ecumenical Council
  ...ding against the Arians in favor of the doctrine of the [[Trinity]]. The [[heresy]] of Arianism was causing intense controversy, and Constantine wanted to br
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• Christian View of Islam (JBJ)
  ...and the teachings of Islam in this respect have been likened to a compound heresy composed of elements of Arianism, Nestorianism, and Docetism, with some Pel
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• Nestorius
  ...28 C.E. Nestorius is considered to be the originator of the Christological heresy known as Nestorianism, which emerged when he began preaching against the ne ...exandrians sought a clear-cut doctrine that would guard the church against heresy.
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• Nicene Creed
  ...381. There have been many further creeds, in reaction to further perceived heresy, but this one, as revised in 381 was the very last time both Catholic and O
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• F.F. Bruce
  ...ruce-ColossianHeresy-Pt3-BS.htm "Colossian Problems: Part 3: The Colossian Heresy,"] ''Bibliotheca Sacra'' 141: 563 (1984): 195-206.
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• English Reformation
  ...e had defended the Catholic Church from [[Martin Luther]]'s accusations of heresy in a book he wrote, probably with considerable help from [[Thomas More]], e
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• Thomas Cranmer
  ...rch of England with the Roman Catholic Church, he was executed in 1556 for heresy. ...rch of England with the Roman Catholic Church, he was executed in 1556 for heresy. Cranmer was later celebrated as a martyr in Anglican culture, particularly
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• John Calvin
  ...ities in Geneva. Servetus was a Spanish physician and theologian, and a [[heresy|heretic]]: in 1531 and 1532 he had published three works denouncing the doc ...etus. He visited him in prison and attempted to persuade him to recant his heresy. He also pled with the city council to have Servetus beheaded, a faster an
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