20 Questions
What is the primary focus of Christology?
The study of the doctrine of the Messiah
What is one belief associated with the Docetists mentioned in the text?
Jesus only appeared to be a man, not really human
Who is Pontius Pilate questioning in Matthew 27:22 according to the text?
The Jewish people
In the context of Christology, what are the two major divisions mentioned in the text?
The Person of Christ and the work of Christ
What was the belief of the Arians regarding Christ?
Christ was the created being but the greatest of all divine created beings
The Ebionites denied which aspect of Christ's identity?
Pre-existence of Christ before being born as the son of God
Which group divided Christ's nature into two persons according to the text?
Nestorians
What was the belief of the Eutychians regarding Christ's nature?
Christ's humanity is reduced while remaining in the form of God
According to the Orthodox view presented in the text, how is Jesus Christ defined?
Jesus is one person fully divine
Who founded the group known as the Arians?
Irenaeus
The study of the doctrine of Christ is known as Soteriology.
False
Pontius Pilate asked the Jewish people what to do with Jesus who is called the Messiah.
True
The Docetists believed that Jesus only appeared to be a man but was not really human.
True
The heresy of Docetism was founded by Marcion in the 4th century.
False
The Ebionites believed that Christ was God before the Holy Spirit descended on Him during His baptism.
False
The Arians believed that Christ was the greatest of all divine created beings.
True
Apollinarius II strongly supported the doctrines of Arianism.
False
The Nestorians believed in the complete unity of Christ's divine and human nature.
False
The Eutychians believed that Christ's nature was fully divine and human.
False
According to the Orthodox view, Jesus Christ is defined as fully man but not fully God.
False
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