Ancient Heterodoxies

• “Heresy,” Authority, Quarrels, and Words  - Provides the meaning of sacrilegious teachings and enumerates the categories under the concepts covered by the religious deviancy.
• Nestorian Church  - Presents the beliefs of the organization, which states that the Deity and the humanity of Jesus Christ are two separate entities.
• New Advent: Adoptionism  - Focuses on the heretic belief that undermines the Deity of Jesus Christ as God’s Son, the explanation on its concepts and its implications on Christianity.
• New Advent: Apollinarianism  - Discusses the teachings and the implications of a theological view, which states that Christ is not fully human.
• New Advent: Arianism  - Features a summary of the heretic belief that Jesus Christ is not fully divine or Godly. Also contains illustrations and examples to best explain the concepts.
• New Advent: Docetae  - Explains the heresy wherein it states that the humanity of Christ is an illusion that appears to His followers.
• New Advent: Ebionites  - Discusses the history and the beliefs of the group on the Divinity of Jesus Christ and closely resembles more the teachings of Judaism.
• New Advent: Marcionites  - Introduces the concepts of the group on Jesus Christ, which states that Jesus is the Son of another God and not the God of the Covenant.
• New Advent: Monarchians  - Provides details on the group’s history, founder, and teachings that deny the concept of the Holy Trinity or the Three-persona God.
• New Advent: Monophysites and Monophysitism  - Narrates the teachings of the group that states the nature of Jesus Christ is unique and not the same as our humanity.
• New Advent: Monothelitism and Monothelites  - Profiles the group’s history and its teachings, one of which is the humanity of Jesus Christ even after He was borne from a human mother.
• New Advent: Pelagius and Pelegianism  - Presents the heretic teachings of the group that specify original sin is not a state all men are in, instead it teaches that it only applies to the first man created.