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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Definitions:

Previous Valid Obligation

A duty or commitment that has been legally recognized and must be fulfilled as previously agreed or contracted.

Novation

The act of replacing an old obligation with a new one, thereby extinguishing the original obligation.

Consideration

In contract law, the benefit or value that each party agrees to give or receive as part of a legal agreement.

Satisfaction

The fulfillment of a need or desire; in a legal context, the discharge of an obligation or debt.