-
Marcionites is
thought to have been
primarily Docetic,
denying the
human nature of Jesus. This may have been due to the
unwillingness of
Marcionites to...
- [2003]. "At
Polar Ends of the Spectrum:
Early Christian Ebionites and
Marcionites". Lost Christianities: The
Battles for
Scripture and the
Faiths We Never...
-
gospel was a
later revised version of the
Gospel of Luke
rather than with
Marcionite Priority.
Marcion of
Sinope (c. 85 – c. 160) is
considered to be the founder...
- The anti-
Marcionite prologues are
three short prefaces to the
gospels of Mark, Luke and John. No
prologue to
Matthew is known. They were
originally written...
- [2003]. "At
Polar Ends of the Spectrum:
Early Christian Ebionites and
Marcionites". Lost Christianities: The
Battles for
Scripture and the
Faiths We Never...
- reprehensibly, that he
defended Mont****". At Rome, the
Gnostics and
Marcionites continued to
preach against the
Catholic Church.
Biography portal Christianity...
-
deviated from his own form of Christianity,
mainly the
Gnostics and
Marcionites. In particular, he
sought to
disprove what he saw as
incorrect interpretations...
- [2003]. "At
Polar Ends of the Spectrum:
Early Christian Ebionites and
Marcionites". Lost Christianities: The
Battles for
Scripture and the
Faiths We Never...
- to "I
believe because it is absurd",
displaced from its
original anti-
Marcionite context into a
personally religious one. Tertullian's
phrase originated...
- ) The
Marcionite Prologues to the
Pauline Epistles,
Adolf von Harnack, 1914. Moreover,
Harnack noted: "We have
indeed long
known that
Marcionite readings...
