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Nicholas/Nicolaitans
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[German Version] In his letter to the church in Ephesus, in Rev 2:6 John the Seer mentions the Nicolaitans, whose works that church hates. They are mentioned again in the letter to Pergamum in connection with people who hold to the teaching of Balaam (2:14f.). The Nicolaitans, the followers of Balaam, and the followers of the prophetess Jezebel (2:20) are adherents of a teaching described as involving “food sacrificed to idols” and “fornication.” It is reasonable to assume that John’s opponents ar…
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Religion Past and Present
Jude, Epistle of
(569 words)
[German Version] A pseudepigraphical document from a Jewish-Christian milieu traditionally assigned to the Catholi…
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Religion Past and Present
Merit
(4,227 words)
[German Version] I. Religious Studies – II. Judaism – III. New Testament – IV. History of Dogma – V. Dogmatics – VI. Ethics – VII. Ecumenics
I. Religious Studies In European Christian theology the doctrine of merit (Lat.
meritum) became a controversial subject, by which (at least on the Protestant side) it was thought possible to demonstrate with particular clarity the basic difference between Catholicism and Lutheranism (see IV below). Discussion in religious studies has shown that the use of such a theologically loaded conc…
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Religion Past and Present
Immortality
(3,692 words)
[German Version] I. Religious Studies – II. Philo…
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Religion Past and Present
