Heresy of Sabellius
ولد سابيليوس في نهاية القرن الثاني ومات عام 261 م وأصبح كاهنا وهو ليبي الجنسية تعلّم في روما. ومن ثم […]
Heresy of Tatian the Syrian
Tatianus was born on the lower island in Hadyabin to pagan parents and was raised in paganism. Then he sought wisdom, so he left and wandered and resided in
Bardaisan heresy
Another Gnostic, Bardizan al-Rahawi, became famous in the late second and early third centuries. Bardesenes is derived from the Syriac word “Bar” and its meaning
Marcion's heresy - Marcion
Gnosticism had become the most widespread and wide-ranging religious philosophical movement. The teachings of her Samaritan school had seeped into Egypt and become established
Heresy of the Nicolaitans
They are followers of a pornographic Gnostic movement in the community of Ephesus and Pergamon. The vision of John the Beloved takes place between the year 75 and 85
The Ebionite heresy
The Ebionites are the legal heirs of the Judaizing Christians and the heretics of adoption. In his first epistle, John the Beloved warns of many “antichrists” (2:
Heresy of Judaizing Christians
The apostles suffered from the heresies they encountered and fought them so that they would not spread to the early believers. But the greatest hardship came from some groups
Gnostic heresy
The influence of Gnosticism is evident in all the teachings that preceded it. The Greek word Gnosis means knowledge and wisdom. Gnosticism is a philosophical and religious attempt to explain
The Cerinthian Heresy
It also appeared in the first century that a Jew from Egypt came to Jerusalem in the days of the apostles and then moved to Caesarea
The Stornions Heresy
Among those who also appeared in the era of the Apostles was Storninus, who taught in Antioch during the reign of Emperor Traianus (98-117), and he enjoyed success.
Simon the Magician
Heresies have appeared in Christianity since the time of the apostles themselves. The Book of Acts of the Apostles tells us about the first heresy in Christianity
Romanos of Homsi, the chanter
We do not know much about Saint Romanos, but we know that he was born in the city of Homs and became a deacon of the Church of Beirut, then moved to