- that
claims that Jesus' body was
either absent or illusory. The term '
docetic' is
rather nebulous. Two
varieties were
widely known. In one version, as...
-
opinions regarding its date and
original language.
classifying the work as a
Docetic gospel,
Harris defines the
community in
which it
arose as well as its use...
-
affirmed the
historicity of Jesus's crucifixion.
These thinkers held the
docetic view that,
although Jesus's
human form (his body) had died on the cross...
- to or
written about Peter.
These include:
Gospel of Peter, a
partially Docetic narrative that has
survived in part; Acts of Peter; Acts of
Peter and Andrew;...
-
Marcian of
Rhossos (Gr****: Μαρκιανός; fl. 2nd century) was the
leader of a
Docetic sect of
Christianity at Rhossos, only
known as the
alleged author of the...
- in his
gospel of Basilides, is
reported by
Irenaeus as
having taught a
docetic doctrine of Christ's p****ion. He
states the
teaching that Christ, in Jesus...
-
concessions in a
docetic direction, or at
least it can be read in that way. It is
possible that a
later editor found this
section either too
docetic or possibly...
- be the son of the
Heavenly Father but
understood the
incarnation in a
docetic manner, i.e. that Jesus' body was only an
imitation of a
material body...
- grew
apart from the
developing Christian orthodoxy,
which rejected the
Docetic view of the
Sethians on Christ. In the
early third century, Sethianism...
-
emergence from the tomb. It
seems to be
hostile toward Jews and
includes docetic elements. It is a
narrative gospel and is
notable for ****erting that Herod...
