| This is why you got excommunicated | Remember: A Heresy ends in -ism |
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| Gnostic heresy that states Jesus did not have a physical body but was in fact incorporeal. | |
| Christological heresy held by Jewish Christians who kept the Law. Jesus was not divine but only human. | |
| Christological heresy that claims Christ took on a human body but retained a divine soul. | |
| Theological heresy that argues the wrathful God of the Old Testament was different from the loving God of the New Testament. Jesus has rendered the Old Testament obsolete. | |
| Anthropological heresy that claims original sin did not taint human nature and that the human will can still choose between good and evil. | |
| Ecclesiological heresy that claims the effectiveness of the sacraments was dependent on the moral character of the minister. | |
| Trinitarian heresy that states Jesus was born human and later became the Son of God at his baptism. (Paul of Samosata) | |
| Chritological heresy that claims Christ's two natures were joined in prosoponic (side by side) union rather than hypostatic union. | |
| Trinitarian heresy that claims God is not three persons but has three distinct modes of revelation. | |
| Trinitarian heresy that claims the Son was a creation of the Father. (There was a time when the Son was not). | |
Greek Gods
Roman Gods
Seven Deadly Sins
