Cerdonians

CERDONIANS

A sect, in the first century, who espoused most of the opinions of Simon Magus and the Manichaeans. They asserted two principles, good and bad. The first they called the Father of Jesus Christ; the latter the Creator of the world. They denied the incarnation and the resurrection, and rejected the books of the Old Testament.

Fuente: Theological Dictionary

Cerdonians

SEE CERDO.

Fuente: Cyclopedia of Biblical, Theological and Ecclesiastical Literature