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Universalism basically says that everyone (Christian, Buddhist, atheist, etc) all get to heaven in the end.
Pelagianism says that we, as humans, are capable of achieving perfection this side of the grave without the help of God a variant of Pelgianism today is Sinless Perfection which basically says that true Christians no longer sin (at all, ever).
In reality, by far the majority of heresies floating around Christendom today are merely recycled heresies that date back to the early church. If you look at the early church councils and creeds, all of them were to codify proper doctrine in order to combat heresies.
As far as WoF and it's variants, site Administration DOES NOT agree with these doctrines and I would go as gar as saying that some of the doctrines that have come out of these movements are outright dangerous but they would fall more under that category that RoboOp would call quirky doctrine versus outright heresy.
Pelagianism says that we, as humans, are capable of achieving perfection this side of the grave without the help of God a variant of Pelgianism today is Sinless Perfection which basically says that true Christians no longer sin (at all, ever).
In reality, by far the majority of heresies floating around Christendom today are merely recycled heresies that date back to the early church. If you look at the early church councils and creeds, all of them were to codify proper doctrine in order to combat heresies.
As far as WoF and it's variants, site Administration DOES NOT agree with these doctrines and I would go as gar as saying that some of the doctrines that have come out of these movements are outright dangerous but they would fall more under that category that RoboOp would call quirky doctrine versus outright heresy.
Little did I know... I could just ask!
And you'll be happy to know that was all my questions.
(This was cool.)