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For those who don't know what these mean:
1. Non-necessity of the sacraments:
The belief that baptism and communion are optional extras with no real spiritual significance.
Scripture disagrees. Jesus instituted both. The early church practiced both consistently.
2. Hypergrace / Antinomianism:
Hypergrace teaches that grace covers future sins without repentance or obedience.
Antinomianism takes it further say that the moral law has no binding authority on the believer.
3. Doctrinal immaturity of the apostles
The claim that the apostles, the men Jesus personally trained and the Holy Spirit personally inspired did not fully understand what they were teaching.
This is not a small claim.
It is an attack on the authority of the New Testament itself.
4. Dissuasion of conciliar theology:
Rejecting the conclusions of the early church councils (Nicaea, Chalcedon, Constantinople) where the church carefully defined the Trinity, the nature of Christ, and core doctrine.
To dismiss these is to dismiss centuries of Spirit-guided theological work.
5. Neo-Marcionism:
Marcion was a second century heretic who rejected the Old Testament entirely and believed the God of the Old Testament was different from the God of the New.
Neo-Marcionism is a modern version of the same error.
It produces a Christianity with no roots and no continuity with Israel's God.
6. Pelagianism:
The belief that human beings can choose God and live righteously by their own natural will without the necessity of divine grace.
The church condemned this in the fifth century.
It is still heresy.
7. Modalism:
The denial of the Trinity.
Modalism teaches that Father, Son, and Holy Spirit are not three distinct persons but three modes or masks of one person.
This contradicts Matthew 3:16-17 alone where all three persons are simultaneously present and distinct at the baptism of Jesus.
Every single one of these errors has a name because the church has faced them before.
They are not new ideas.
They are old heresies wearing new clothe
And Jude 1:3 is still the instruction.
Earnestly contend for the faith once delivered to the saints.
Not the faith being invented today.
The faith once delivered.
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So far, Onayinka has espoused the following: • Non-necessity of the sacraments • Hypergrace/antinomianism • Doctrinal immaturity of the apostles. • Dissuasion of conciliar theology • Neo-Marcionism • Pelagianism • Modalism. Don’t even get me started on…
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