| Definition/Example | |
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| Denied the reality of the incarnation claimed to offer a secret gospel to the elite. | |
| Tertullian fell into this 'holier-than-thou' heresy. | |
| Christ is 'Homoiousion', not 'Homoousion.' | |
| Christ did not have a human soul and body, but only a human body joined to the Logos. | |
| 'Christokos' but not 'Theotokos' | |
| Christ had only one nature, not two | |
| Original Sin and infant baptism are out; earning heaven by one's own efforts is in. | |
| Matter is bad. Procreation is bad. The clergy are bad. Jesus is a phantom demiurge. The consolamentum is all you need. Suicide is virtuous. France is in trouble. | |
| If you crack under persecution, you can't beforgiven (or, at the very least, now you can't be a clergyman.) | |
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| Sola scriptura. Sola Fide. | |
| The above + absolute depravity + double predestination + no free will | |
| The nuns of Port Royal practiced... | |
| All truth comes by faith. Reason can't be trusted. | |
| Another French heresy, this one elevating councils and sometimes the state to a higher degree of religious authority than that of the Pope. | |
| The synthesis of all heresies: theological labels kept, dogmatic content chucked in order to accommodate Catholicism to so-called 'new thought' and 'higher criticism' | |
| Emperor Heraclius' attempted theological compromise | |
| Early Jewish Christians who refused to accept the catholicity of the Christian faith, insisting everyone must practice Mosaic Law. | |
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