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Jovinian (Latin: Iovini****; died c. 405) was an
opponent of
Christian asceticism in the 4th
century and was
condemned as a
heretic at
synods convened...
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Jovinianism refers to an anti-ascetic
movement that has its
origins in the 4th-century
theologian Jovinian, who
criticized the
monastic movement and argued...
- to Ambrose,
Jovinian maintained that Mary had
conceived as a virgin, but she had not
given birth as a virgin.
Jerome wrote against Jovinian but failed...
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worshipped Mary as
though she was
equated to the Trinity.
Jovinian and
Jovinianism (died c. 405):
Jovinian was a 4th-century
theologian who
challenged the wave...
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water cannot sin (as
interpreted by Jerome;
other commentators argue that
Jovinian was
actually referring to the
impossibility of
lapsing from Christianity)...
- One of the
earliest persons to be
praised as a
Protestant forerunner is
Jovinian, who
lived in the
fourth century AD. He
attacked monasticism, ascetism...
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Hedonism Thinkers Ajita Kesakambali Jeremy Bentham John
Stuart Mill
Jovinian Julien Offray de La
Mettrie Aristippus Epicurus Fred
Feldman Theodorus...
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sometimes seen as an
early proto-protestant,
along with Vigiliantius,
Jovinian and
Aerius of Sebaste. Jerome, in reply,
wrote a
treatise known under the...
- Press. ISBN 9780664224165. Hunter,
David G. (Spring 1993). "Helvidius,
Jovinian, and the
Virginity of Mary in Late Fourth-Century Rome".
Journal of Early...
- on
Hedonism Thinkers Ajita Kesakambali Jeremy Bentham John
Stuart Mill
Jovinian Julien Offray de La
Mettrie Aristippus Epicurus Fred
Feldman Theodorus...
