- 'substance, being'. The semi-Arians
condemned the
Anomoeans in the
Council of Seleucia, and the
Anomoeans condemned the semi-Arians in
their turn in the...
-
later given an
extreme form by
Aetius and his
disciple Eunomius and
called anomoean ('dissimilar'), ****erts a
total dissimilarity between the Son and the Father...
- Athanasians.)
SECTION III.- The Athanasians[usurped]
SECTION IV.—The
Anomoeans[usurped]
Chapter V.—Councils
After The
Reign Of Constantius.
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- God. In one of his treatises,
Saint Basil the
Great writes against the
Anomoeans led by Aëtius, whom he
describes an
instrument in the
hands of "the enemy...
-
against the "unlikeness" of the Son to the
Father taught by the
Arians and
Anomoeans, (from anomoios), and
showing that the very name of
father implies a son...
- the
Catholic Church (list)
Antiquity Adoptionism Apollinarism Arianism Anomoeanism Semi-Arianism
Antidicomarianites Audianism Docetism Donatism Cir****cellions...
- one of the
leaders of the
extreme or "
anomoean"
Arians Eumonians, the
followers of
Eunomius (see
Anomoeanism) The
Eunomia family, a
large grouping of...
-
Abelians Adamites Agapetae Alogi Angelici Antidicomarians Arabici Arianism Anomoeanism Gothic Christianity Semi-Arianism
Audianism Colluthians Collyridianism...
- the Trinity).
Groups accused by the
orthodox of
tritheism include the
Anomoeans and Nestorians. In the
Middle Ages, the
scholastic Roscelin was accused...
