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Jesus is not divine, only human (deemed heretical) |
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| Jesus is both divine AND human |
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1st Christian hermit Attempted to directly contact God in the desert |
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| leader of the monastic movement to strengthen Christianity when it was turning toward the Protestant movement |
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| free will- you choose between good & evil yourself |
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Written by Galerius to get people to pray for him when he was sick People can worship their God as long as they don't disturb the peace |
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Lasting toleration for Christians, gave back everything previously taken away To form an alliance between E & W of Roman Empire |
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Reaction to legalizing Christianity (martyrdom is no longer highest form of devotion, because it is so uncommon) |
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| Mary is mother of Divine God |
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| Mary is mother of human Jesus |
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| Jesus is both divine and human |
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| Jesus has one nature- divine |
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Written while living as a hermit Main points: work is necessary for virtue, no more praying for just your own benefit, no rules for organization |
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good (light/spiritual) vs. evil (dark/material) =human condition Goal: separate light & dark (avoid procreation) & prepare your spirit to return to realm of light |
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Free will - don't need divine aid to choose good or evil (religion) |
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