-
place where the
teachings of
Sabellius thrived,
according to
Dionysius of Alexandria, c. 260. What is
known of
Sabellius is
drawn mostly from the polemical...
- of Rome knew
Sabellius personally,
writing how he and
others had
admonished Sabellius in Re****ation of All Heresies. He knew
Sabellius opposed Trinitarian...
- Sabellianism,
after a
chief proponent,
Sabellius,
especially by the
chief opponent Tertullian, who also
opposed Praexas.
Sabellius,
considered a
founder of an early...
-
defending the
absolute unity of God,
modalists such as Noetus, Praxeas, and
Sabellius explained the
divinity of
Jesus Christ and the Holy
Spirit as the one...
- Pope
Avilius of
Alexandria (also
known as Abilius,
Sabellius, Abylius, Abitius,
Milius and Melyos) (? – 95 AD), was the 3rd
Patriarch of Alexandria. Upon...
- tendency." This was
because Sabellius also
considered the
Father and the Son to be "one substance",
meaning that, to
Sabellius, the
Father and the Son were...
-
perceived by the believer,
rather than
three distinct persons:
Modalism –
Sabellius (fl. c. 215)
stated that God took
numerous forms in both the
Hebrew and...
-
denied Christ. Most notably, Theodotus, Praxeas, Noetus, Paul of Samosata,
Sabellius, and Arius.
After the
fifth trumpet blast, the
sixth one sounds. This...
-
confounding the
persons of the
Godhead and
giving in to the
heretical ways of
Sabellius.
Basil of
Caesarea accused him of
abandoning the
literal sense of the...
-
included Noetus, Praxeas, and
Sabellius,
hence why the view is
commonly called Sabellianism. Nevertheless,
Sabellius's writings did not survive, so the...
