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Today, accusations of heresy are not as widespread as they once were, but some Christians may privately consider those of other denominations to be heretics.
Today, accusations of heresy are not as widespread as they once were, but some Christians may privately consider those of other denominations to be heretics.
Historically, [[theology|theological]] points that have proved fertile sources of heretical beliefs include:
*The nature of [[Jesus Christ|Christ]], ie whether he was both [[God]] and [[Man]], or one or the other, or something else entirely (eg [[Arianism]]).
*The nature of [[Jesus Christ|Christ]], ie whether he was both [[God]] and [[Man]], or one or the other, or something else entirely (eg [[Arianism]]).
*The [[soul]], whether it exists and what happens to it after [[death]] (eg [[Epicurianism]]).
*The [[soul]], whether it exists and what happens to it after [[death]] (eg [[Epicurianism]]).