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Novatianism or
Novationism was an
early Christian sect
devoted to the
theologian Novatian (c. 200 – c. 258) that held a
strict view that
refused readmission...
- Cornelius.
Novatian was
shortly afterwards excommunicated: the
schismatic church which he
established persisted for
several centuries (see
Novatianism). Few...
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Feast Days. New York:
Loyola P, 1991. Chapman, John. "
Novatian and
Novatianism." The
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Robert Appleton...
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predecessor over the
question of
heretical baptism raised by the
heresy Novatianism. In the ****cutions
under the
Emperor Valerian in 258,
numerous bishops...
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critics (who were
mainly from the
poorer classes). Like third-century
Novatianism, the
Donatists were rigorists; the
church must be a
church of "saints"...
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repented and
tearfully begged Pope
Zephyrinus to
receive him into communion.
Novatian (d. 258),
another third-century figure,
certainly claimed the See of Rome...
- re-admittance to the
lapsed troubled North Africa for
centuries (see
Novatianism and Donatism). The
answer to
their question was
given by
Agapetus I,...
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Novatian and
Novatianism".
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strongly opposed the
Novatians in Rome; as
Socrates Scholasticus writes, "this
Celestinus took away the
churches from the
Novatians at Rome also, and obliged...
