케린투스: 두 판 사이의 차이
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'''케린투스'''({{llang|en|Cerinthus}}: c. 100 AD)는 [[나스티시즘|나스티시즘주의자]](gnostic, 영지주의자)였다. 어떤 사람들은 케린투스를 [[초기 기독교|초기 기독교인]]이라 분류하기도 한다. 그러나 [[초기 기독교]] [[교부]]의 관점에서는 케린투스는 저명한 "[[이단 창시자]]
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'''Cerinthus''' (c. 100 AD) was a [[gnostic]] and to some, an [[early Christian]], who was prominent as a "[[heresiarch]]" in the view of the early [[Church Fathers]].<ref>See, in particular, Irenaeus, 《[[On the Detection and Overthrow of the So-Called Gnosis|Adversus haereses]]》, Book I, III and relative [[Cerinthus#External_links|External links]]</ref> Contrary to [[proto-orthodox Christianity]], Cerinthus's school followed the [[613 Commandments|Jewish law]], used the [[Gospel according to the Hebrews]], denied that the Supreme God had made the physical world, and denied the [[divinity of Jesus]]. In Cerinthus' interpretation, the Christ came to Jesus at [[baptism of Jesus|baptism]], guided him in his ministry, but left him at the [[death and resurrection of Jesus|crucifixion]].
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케린투스는 [[재림]](再臨, Second Coming, 두 번째 오심)의 때와 죽은 자들이 모두 [[부활]]하는 때
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He taught that Jesus would establish a thousand-year reign of sensuous pleasure after the [[Second Coming]] but before the [[Resurrection of the Dead|General Resurrection]], a view that was declared heretical by the [[Council of Nicaea]]. Cerinthus used a version of the gospel of Matthew as scripture.
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케린투스가 가르침을 편 때는 [[기독교]]와 [[유대교]]와의 관계 그리고 [[기독교]]와 [[그리스 철학]]과의 관계가 아직 명확히 정의되지 않은 때였다. 케린투스가 가진 견해가 [[유대교 율법]]과 관련이 있고 예수에 대해 그다지 대단하게 평가하지 않는다는 점에서, 케린투스는 유대-기독교 종파들
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Cerinthus taught at a time when Christianity's relation to Judaism and to Greek philosophy had not yet been clearly defined. In his association with the Jewish law and his modest assessment of Jesus, he was similar to the [[Ebionites]] and to other [[Jewish Christians]]. In defining the world's creator as the [[demiurge]], he matched Greek [[dualism]] philosophy and anticipated the [[Gnostics]]. His description of Christ as a bodiless spirit that dwelled temporarily in the man Jesus matches the later Gnosticism of [[Valentinus (Gnostic)|Valentinus]].
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