The Beliefs of the Majority of Christians Were Considered Universal

question 32

Multiple Choice

The beliefs of the majority of Christians were considered universal, or catholic.Those disagreeing with catholic orthodoxy were known as ________.

• A) anti-Christians
• B) episcopals
• C) heretics
• D) Nazarenes

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