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• Gnostic Docetism- did not have a real or natural body but only an apparent one
• Arianism- A heresy led by arius, a priest and a false teacher in the early fourth century AD in alexandria, Egypt, who stated jesus is less than a god but more than a man
• Nestorianism- put forth by Nestorius, Archbishop of Constantinople. It stressed the independence of the divine and human natures of Christ.
• Monophysitism- this is a heresy that asserted that in the person of jesus christ, there was only one, divine nature.
• Heresy- belief or opinion contrary to the accepted teachings; false teachings
• Apparent- seemingly real or true, but not necessarily so