- In
Christian theology,
historically patrip****ianism (as it is
referred to in the
Western church) is a
version of
Sabellianism in the
Eastern church (and...
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named Noetus who had been
promoting Patrip****ian views,
which Hippolytus deemed heretical.
Noetus and
other Patrip****ians, such as Praxeas,
claimed that the...
- the ominous, drone-based
round "Twilight
Twilight Nihil Nihil", and "
Patrip****ian",
backed mainly by a
heavily treated loop[citation needed] of
Carlo Gesualdo's...
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studio album All the
Pretty Little Horses (1996), as well as the
closer "
Patrip****ian". For his
studio album Murder Ballads (1996), Cave
recorded "Where the...
- existence'."
Following Tertullian, "The
Latin Fathers ...
called them '
patrip****ians'
because they have
identified the
Father and the Son to such an extent...
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Modalistic Monophysitism Monothelitism Montanism Nestorianism Novatianism Patrip****ianism Pelagianism Semipelagianism Pneumatomachians Psilanthropism Sabellianism...
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particular type of
Christology now
called modalistic monarchianism or
patrip****ianism. His views,
which led to his
excommunication by
local presbyters, are...
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chief critic of
Sabellianism was Tertullian, who
labeled the
movement "
Patrip****ianism", from the
Latin words pater for "father", and p****us from the verb...
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Adoptionism Arianism Avatar Binitarianism Christology Eidolon Lokottaravāda
Patrip****ianism Spanish Adoptionism González 2005, pp. 46–47: "A term
derived from...
- the
immanent Trinity. In his
treatise against Praxeas, who
taught patrip****ianism in Rome, he used the
words "trinity", "economy" (used in reference...
