Do you want to know the exact meaning of Heresy?-1

Then what is the "absolute heresy" that the Bible defines?

 Absolute Heresy: " Heresies don't teach the word of God, but made-up stories (doctrines), and they will be finally destroyed<2Peter2:1>
 We can discern absolute heresies that the Bible defines, by checking if they are of the new covenant established by Jesus, or if they are of man-made doctrines.

We can distinguish the absolute heresy through the Bible only. We can never know it with popular opinions or something else. Then let's look into it one by one through the Bible. Among many, we will see some important teachings of God.

1. The Church that keeps Sunday service, a man-made doctrine, is heretical.

2. The Church, which does not keep the Passover, is heretical.

3. The Church,which celebrates Jesus's birth on Dec.25 that is not found in the Bible, is heretical.

4. The Church, which sets up the cross, is heretical.

We will see why those teachings such as the Sunday service, Christmas, cross are wrong and not biblical.

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Do you want to know the exact meaning of Heresy?

 What do you think of "Heresy"? The word doesn't sound good, right? Some people think it is the heresy that a new denomination is made except the existing denominations. Other people think the denominations which don't believe in Jesus or heaven and hell are kinds of heresy. We have to know the meaning clearly. The wrong definition can make victims of witch hunts or stir up the popular passion.

There are "Relative Heresy" and "Absolute Heresy". Let's distinguish them well.

Relative Heresy: A heresy judged by the dogma of a denomination. Sometimes, the True Church is branded as heretical by the relative standards of men, not by the absolute standard of the Bible.
 The representative example is the belief of the Early Church, which was branded as heresy.

" We have found this man to be a troublemaker, stirring up riots among the Jews all over the world, He is a ringleader of the Nazarene sect." (Acts 24:5)

 Judaists didn't believe in Christ who came in the flesh, and stuck to the old covenant.
 Moreover, they denounced the belief of the Early Church that kept the new covenant, as heresy.
 However, the Early Church absolutely believed the promise that God would come in the flesh (Isaiah 9:6) and establish the new covenant (Jeremiah 31:31).
 The Early Church absolutely believed that Jesus is God in the flesh, and spread the new covenant that Jesus established.
 The Early Church looked heretical in the eyes of the Jewish leaders, but was the True church in God's point of view.

The history of the Bible teaches us how dangerous it is to accuse a church as heretical on the basis of one's own doctrines.