Docetism

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1 Docetism. 1 From the Greek word dokeo (“to seem”), Docetism

www.fbsweetwater.org

The Crucifixion and Docetic Christology

from pure docetism to semi- or quasi-docetic conceptions of. Christ.

www.ctsfw.net

Heresy Handout: A Convenient Guide to Eternal Damnation

web.cn.edu

Christ's Laughter: Docetic Origins Reconsidered

of Docetism, and one is at a loss as to the focal point of the docetic worldview.

muse.jhu.edu

Christian commitment and a “Docetic” view of

www.springerlink.com

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Encountering the Historical Jesus

To lose a grasp on the earthly Lord, he claimed, could lead us back into the ancient heresy of docetism, namely, the denial of Jesus' full humanity.

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Docetism - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

en.wikipedia.org

Docetism | Christian Apologetics and Research Ministry

Docetism was an error with several variations concerning the nature of Christ.

carm.org

CATHOLIC ENCYCLOPEDIA: Docetae

www.newadvent.org

Docetism

Docetism is derived from the Greek dokeo, “to seem.

www.tecmalta.org

The Ecole Initiative: Docetism

An article on the influence of Docetism in the early church and the responses of Irenaeus and Hippolytus to it.

ecole.evansville.edu

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