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theologian John
Sinnichius (1603–1666), was the
foremost defender of the
Rigorist doctrines. He held that it is not
lawful to
follow even a most probable...
- the Lapsi,
excommunicated Felicissimus and five
other Novatian bishops (
Rigorists), and
declared that the
lapsi should be
dealt with, not with indiscriminate...
-
their positions in the church.: xiv The
North African Christians, (the
rigorists who
became known as Donatists),
refused to
accept them.: ix, x Catholics...
- the
poorer classes). Like third-century Novatianism, the
Donatists were
rigorists; the
church must be a
church of "saints" (not "sinners"), and sacraments...
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Clement of Alexandria,
church father,
Bishop of
Alexandria ~220 Novatian, a
rigorist and
Antipope in 251 Dionysius,
patriarch of Alexandria, pope of the Coptic...
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decisions by the
penal code. This new
doctrine gave rise to a
party called Rigorists, who
supported his theory. Von
Feuerbach was the
originator of the famous...
-
learned presbyter of the
Church at Rome, set up a
schismatic church with a
rigorist position against communing Christians who had
apostatized during the ****cution...
- (often
spoken of as a "schism"
rather than a "heresy")
Donatists were
rigorists,
holding that the
church must be a
church of saints, not
sinners and that...
- own at Carthage.
Cyprian now
found himself wedged between laxists and
rigorists, but the
polarisation highlighted the firm but
moderate position adopted...
-
Landau at the
Mathematics Genealogy Project Edmund Landau: The
Master Rigorist by Eli Maor,
Trigonometric Delights, page 192.
Translation of his doctoral...
