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Marcion (Μαρκίων) (ca. 110-160) was a Christian theologian who was excommunicated by the Early Christian church at Rome as a heretic. His teachings were influential during the 2nd century and a few centuries after, rivaling that of the Church of Rome. As he offered an alternative theology to the Canonical, Proto-orthodox, Trinitarian and Christological views of the Roman Church, the early Church Fathers denounced him sharply; their views dominate Christianity today. Marcion is sometimes... full article at wikipedia
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