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A '''heresy''' is a belief or system of theology which goes against the teachings of the [[Bible]]. | |||
==Heretical ideas== | |||
'''<big>Condemned before Nicaea</big>''' | |||
* [[Antinomianism]] - Condemned in the [[Old Testament]] and in the [[Sermon on the Mount]] | |||
* [[Legalism]] - Extensively deconstructed in [[Paul the Apostle|Paul's]] [[Epistles]] | |||
* [[Jewish Christianity]] - Condemned in the [[Epistle to the Galatians]] | |||
* [[Docetism]] - Condemned in the [[Second Epistle of John]] | |||
* [[Nicolaism]] - Condemned in the [[Book of Revelation|Book of the Revelation]] | |||
* [[Marcionism]] - Condemned by [[Irenaeus of Lyon|Irenaeus]] | |||
* [[Gnosticism]] - Condemned by [[Irenaeus of Lyon|Irenaeus]] | |||
* [[Adamitism]] - Condemned by [[Irenaeus]] | |||
* [[Modalism]] - Condemned by [[Tertullian]] | |||
* [[Encratism]] - Condemned by [[Tertullian]] | |||
* [[Hermogenism]] - Condemned by [[Tertullian]] | |||
* [[Adoptionism]] - Condemned by [[Hippolytus of Rome|Hippolytus]] | |||
* [[Melchizedekianism]] - Condemned by [[Hippolytus]] | |||
'''<big>Condemned at the [[Council of Nicaea]]</big>''' | |||
* [[Arianism]] | |||
* [[Nontrinitarianism]] | |||
'''<big>Condemned at the [[Council of Constantinople]]</big>''' | |||
* [[Apollinarianism]] | |||
'''<big>Condemned at the [[Council of Ephesus]]</big>''' | |||
* [[Nestorianism]] | |||
* [[Pelagianism]] | |||
'''<big>Condemned at the [[Council of Chalcedon]]</big>''' | |||
* [[Monophysitism]] | |||
* [[Eutychianism]] | |||
'''<big>Condemned in the 6th - 15th century</big>''' | |||
* [[Monothelitism]] - Condemned at the [[Eastern Orthodoxy|Eastern Orthodox]] and [[Roman Catholic Church|Roman Catholic]] [[Third Council of Constantinople]] | |||
* [[Semi-Pelagianism]] - Condemned in the 7th century | |||
'''<big>Condemned in the 15th - 21st century</big>''' | |||
* [[Papal supremacy]] - Condemned by [[Martin Luther]] | |||
* [[Salvation by works]] - Condemned by [[Martin Luther]] and [[John Calvin]] | |||
* [[Servetism]] - Condemned by [[John Calvin]] | |||
* [[Arminianism]] - Condemned by the [[Synod of Dort]] | |||
* [[Mormonism]] - Condemned in the 19th century | |||
* [[Rapture (heresy)|Rapture theology]] - Condemned in the 20th century | |||
* [[Prosperity gospel]] - Condemned in the 20th century | |||
Latest revision as of 18:52, 29 November 2024
A heresy is a belief or system of theology which goes against the teachings of the Bible.
Heretical ideas
Condemned before Nicaea
- Antinomianism - Condemned in the Old Testament and in the Sermon on the Mount
- Legalism - Extensively deconstructed in Paul's Epistles
- Jewish Christianity - Condemned in the Epistle to the Galatians
- Docetism - Condemned in the Second Epistle of John
- Nicolaism - Condemned in the Book of the Revelation
- Marcionism - Condemned by Irenaeus
- Gnosticism - Condemned by Irenaeus
- Adamitism - Condemned by Irenaeus
- Modalism - Condemned by Tertullian
- Encratism - Condemned by Tertullian
- Hermogenism - Condemned by Tertullian
- Adoptionism - Condemned by Hippolytus
- Melchizedekianism - Condemned by Hippolytus
Condemned at the Council of Nicaea
Condemned at the Council of Constantinople
Condemned at the Council of Ephesus
Condemned at the Council of Chalcedon
Condemned in the 6th - 15th century
- Monothelitism - Condemned at the Eastern Orthodox and Roman Catholic Third Council of Constantinople
- Semi-Pelagianism - Condemned in the 7th century
Condemned in the 15th - 21st century
- Papal supremacy - Condemned by Martin Luther
- Salvation by works - Condemned by Martin Luther and John Calvin
- Servetism - Condemned by John Calvin
- Arminianism - Condemned by the Synod of Dort
- Mormonism - Condemned in the 19th century
- Rapture theology - Condemned in the 20th century
- Prosperity gospel - Condemned in the 20th century
