Paulician

noun

Pau·li·cian

pȯˈlishən

plural -s

: a member of a dualistic Christian sect originating in Armenia in the 7th century, influencing the rise of the Bogomils, becoming nearly extinct in the 12th century, and characterized by the belief that matter is evil and that the creator of the material universe is an evil demiurge to be distinguished from the heavenly God who created and rules souls, by denial of the Incarnation, and by rejection of the Old Testament, the cross, and all images see thondraki

Word History

Etymology

Medieval Latin Pauliciani, plural, from Middle Greek Paulikianoi

单词	Paulician
释义	Paulician noun Pau·li·cian pȯˈlishən plural -s : a member of a dualistic Christian sect originating in Armenia in the 7th century, influencing the rise of the Bogomils, becoming nearly extinct in the 12th century, and characterized by the belief that matter is evil and that the creator of the material universe is an evil demiurge to be distinguished from the heavenly God who created and rules souls, by denial of the Incarnation, and by rejection of the Old Testament, the cross, and all images see thondraki Word History Etymology Medieval Latin Pauliciani, plural, from Middle Greek Paulikianoi
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