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Historically, [[theology|theological]] points that have proved fertile sources of heretical beliefs include:

Historically, [[theology|theological]] points that have proved fertile sources of heretical beliefs include:

*The nature of [[Jesus Christ|Christ]], i.e. whether he was both [[God]] and [[Man]], or one or the other, or something else entirely (e.g. [[Arianism]]).

*The nature of [[Jesus Christ|Christ]], i.e. whether he was both [[God]] and [[Man]], or one or the other, or something else entirely (e.g. [[Arianism]]).

*The [[soul]], whether it exists and what happens to it after [[death]] (e.g. [[Epicurianism]]).

*The [[soul]], whether it exists and what happens to it after [[death]] (e.g. Epicurianism).

*What humans have to do to enter [[Heaven]], e.g. whether [[faith]] alone is sufficient (e.g. [[Pelagianism]]).

*What humans have to do to enter [[Heaven]], e.g. whether [[faith]] alone is sufficient (e.g. [[Pelagianism]]).

*Arguing that religions other than Christianity are pathways to salvation.

*Arguing that religions other than Christianity are pathways to salvation.