![History’s Biggest Heresies](https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62e97fbd6b4b89381a2d0151/1660432794390-TRHDETHFVB2OL8YXHJ40/council+of+nicea.jpg)
History’s Biggest Heresies
Kevin Emmert Modalism: Who taught it? Sabellius (3rd century) What is it? God is only one divine being, who plays different roles at different times. The Father, Son, and Holy Spirit are not distinct persons of the same essence, but different modes...
Theological Primer: Eternal Sonship
Kevin DeYoung There never was when he was not. That was the bone of contention with Arianism, the fourth century heresy which rejected the full deity of the Son of God. The issue was not whether the Son was divine in some sense, but whether he shared the same essence (homoousia) as the Father...