Примери за използване на The heresy of на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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In the fourth century the holy Fathers confronted the heresy of Areios, who taught that the Word of God is a creature.
On another front Bernard combated the heresy of the Cathars, who despised matter
In Constantinople at that time, the heresy of Iconoclasm had arisen and quickly spread, supported by the emperor Leo III the Isaurian(717-741).
From it sprang also the heresy of eternal torment for the finally impenitent,
consigned to perdition all who supported the heresy of dots.
Another front against which Bernard fought was the heresy of the Cathars, who held matter
it seems downright prosaic for a Noahide somewhere to latch onto the heresy of the Karaites.
so at the outset I want to critique them before dealing with the heresy of Christian Zionism.
accusing them of the heresy of papism, and declaring them to be partakers of the schism.
The heresy of the Vaudois, or poor people of Lyons,
was a twenty year military campaign initiated by the Roman Catholic Church to eliminate the heresy of the Cathars of Languedoc.
In his 2007 book“The Heresy of Formlessness”, he criticised the effects of the Second Vatican Council which ended in 1965 and brought about a new orientation to the Catholic Church.
Bulgaria was weakened by internal struggles, the heresy of the priest Bogomil spread and influenced the teachings of the Cathars
also assume responsibility for the assertion and propagation of the heresy of Constantinople's papism in Orthodoxy.
The Heresy of the Free Spirit was a movement that flourished in medieval Europe
The heresy of Marcion in the beginning of the second century, inspired by the gnosis, altogether rejects the
devastating nature of the heresy of Pope Francis,
could not bear the heresy of Arius, who degraded the Divine duality of the Son of God,
laity of the Greek Church fell from the Orthodox Church of the Lord Jesus Christ and fell into the heresy of ecumenism.