valentinius造句

• Valentinius, of course, was beheaded and men have been living in fear of Feb . 14 ever since.
• A student of St . Paul, and in turn taught Valentinius, which would put Theudas in the late 1st century if true.
• The contemporary orthodox counter to Valentinius was Justin Martyr, though it was Irenaeus of Lyons who presented the most vigorous challenge to the Valentinians.
• It is not known when Ptolemy became a disciple of Valentinius, but Valentinius was active in the Egyptian city of Alexandria and in Rome.
• It is not known when Ptolemy became a disciple of Valentinius, but Valentinius was active in the Egyptian city of Alexandria and in Rome.
• The followers of Valentinius attempted to systematically decode the Epistles, claiming that most Christians made the mistake of reading the Epistles literally rather than allegorically.
• Irenaeus'opponents, however, claimed to have received secret teachings ( gnosis ) from Jesus via other apostles which were not publicly known, or in the case of Valentinius from Paul.
• It all started back in 269 A . D . when a man named Valentinius gave his wife a Dust Buster for Valentine's Day when what she really wanted was flowers and jewelry.
• During the 2nd century, Christians and semi-Christians of diverse views congregated in Rome, notably Marcion and Valentinius, and in the following century there were schisms connected with Hippolytus of Rome and Novatian.
• Valentinius ( c . 100  c . 160 ) was said to be the first to introduce the'Three Hypostases'of Platonism into Christianity, identifying them with the Father, Son, and Spirit.
• In some versions of Christian gnosticism, especially those deriving from Valentinius, a lesser deity known as the Demiurge had a role in the creation of the material world in addition to the role of the Monad.
• Valentinius was among the early Christians who attempted to align Christianity with Platonism, drawing dualist conceptions from the Platonic world of ideal forms ( " pleroma " ) and the lower world of phenomena ( " kenoma " ).
• "' Ptolemy the Gnostic "', or "'Ptolemaeus Gnosticus "', was a disciple of the Gnostic teacher Valentinius and is known for an epistle he wrote to a wealthy woman named Flora, herself not a gnostic.
• Furthermore, according to Meyer, this text seems to follow the beliefs of the Valentinian Christian sect, a group that worshipped the Gnostic Christ, and is often linked to what is sometimes thought to be Valentinius'own text, the Gospel of Truth.
• A primary difference between Marcionites and Gnostics was that the Gnostics based their theology on " secret wisdom " ( as, for example, Valentinius who claimed to receive the " secret wisdom " from Docetic, denying the human nature of Christ.