- or
Nicolaitanism) was an
early Christian sect
mentioned twice in the Book of
Revelation of the New Testament. The
adherents were
called Nicolaitans, Nicolaitanes...
- Stratiotics) were a
Christian Gnostic sect, said to be
descended from the
Nicolaitans. It is
difficult to know for sure the
practices of the group, as both...
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apostles and are not, and
finding them to be liars;
hating the
deeds of the
Nicolaitans;
having ****vered and
possessing patience.
Admonished to "do the first...
- See here [1]. A
gnostic sect
mentioned in the Panarion,
Against the
Nicolaitans, 2,1 They be
identified as the Borborites.
Another name for the Gnostics...
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called "Gnostici" (i. 100 f.). The
first p****age is in the
article on the
Nicolaitans (i. 77 f.), but is
apparently an anti****tory
reference to
their alleged...
- and Basilides. XXV. Carpocrates. XXVI. Cerinthus, the Ebionites, and
Nicolaitans. XXVII.
Cerdo and Marcion. XXVIII. Tatian, the Encratites. XXIX. Borborians...
- Borborites, a
libertine Gnostic sect, said to be
descended from the
Nicolaitans The
Persian schools,
which appeared in the
western Persian Sasanian provice...
- such
criticism can be
found in
Revelation 2:6–15,
which criticizes the
Nicolaitans,
possibly an
early Gnostic sect. The term "antinomianism" was coined...
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attitude to the
Mosaic Law (Romans 3:8) Some
gnostics (e.g.
Ophites and
Nicolaitans)
taught that
since the
matter was
opposed to the spirit, the body was...
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related to
Christian Gnosticism.
Bardaisanites Basilideans Carpocratianism Nicolaitans Sethianism Simonians (sometimes
considered Proto-Gnostic) Valentinianism...
