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Today, we’re diving into an intriguing but largely forgotten belief system from early Christian history-Quadrinitarianism. This heretical sect, emerging around the 3rd century AD, proposed a radical revision of Christian theology by expanding the traditional Trinity into a Quadrinity, which included God the Father, God the Son, the Holy Spirit, and a new, divine figure: God the Mother, identified as Mary.
In this episode, we’ll cover five key areas:
1. The historical and religious context of early Christian heresies.
2. The core beliefs of Quadrinitarianism and its concept of the Quadrinity.
3. The unique rituals and practices, especially the Sign of the Square.
4. The Church’s reaction to Quadrinitarianism and its eventual suppression.
5. Possible legacy and lingering influence, including the speculative connection to the Rosary.
Together, these points will help us understand how Quadrinitarianism challenged the foundations of early Christianity and how its ideas may still echo in modern religious practices.
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