Combators against the Spirit Christians ( Pneumatomachians ) were fourth-century Christians who denied the divinity of the Holy Spirit . Fifth-century writers, such as Sozomen, Socrates, Jerome, and Rufinus, identify them as Macedonians, claiming that Macedonius, a Semiarian bishop of Constantinople (ca. 342-360), was the founder of the sect. In the 360s, the sect held its own councils. In the next decade, they became fragmented. One group not only rejected the Holy Spirit’s divinity, it also rejected the divinity of the Son. Read complete blog at -- http://fromonejesus.blogspot.com/2016/11/combators-against-spirit-christians.html
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