| − | '''Quartodecimanism''' (Latin: ''quarto decima'', literally "fourteenth") is the traditional designation for the [[supersessionist]], antitypical Jewish Christian observation of the feasts of Passover<ref>Exodus 12:6.</ref> and Unleavened Bread in the month Nisan according to the Pentateuch command. The [[Ante-Nicene Fathers]] of the second century by and large were Quartodecimans, resisting the rapid degeneration of the proto-papal power in Rome towards Sunday-venerating pagan syncretism.<ref>[https://www.encyclopedia.com/religion/encyclopedias-almanacs-transcripts-and-maps/quartodecimans Quartodecimans]. ''Encyclopedia.com''. Retrieved July 27, 2024.</ref> | + | '''Quartodecimanism''' (Latin: ''quarto decima'', literally "fourteenth") is the traditional designation for the [[supersessionist]], antitypical Jewish Christian observation of the feasts of [[Passover]]<ref>Exodus 12:6.</ref> and Unleavened Bread in the month Nisan according to the Pentateuch command. The [[Ante-Nicene Fathers]] of the second century by and large were Quartodecimans, resisting the rapid degeneration of the proto-papal power in Rome towards Sunday-venerating pagan syncretism.<ref>[https://www.encyclopedia.com/religion/encyclopedias-almanacs-transcripts-and-maps/quartodecimans Quartodecimans]. ''Encyclopedia.com''. Retrieved July 27, 2024.</ref> |