Divine Heresy was created in 2006.
Jesus miracles proved that He was divine. In all His miracles faith was a major ingredient.
Some heresies regarding the nature of Jesus include Arianism, which holds that Jesus is a created being and not fully divine; Nestorianism, which suggests a separation between Jesus' human and divine natures; and Monophysitism, which teaches that Jesus' nature is solely divine and not human. These heresies were debated and condemned in the early Christian church councils, such as the Council of Nicaea and the Council of Chalcedon.
Monophystism and Adoptionism were both heresies of the early Christian church wrestling with the one problem, accepting the 'mystery' of the Trinity: Father, Son and Holy spirit. Monophysitism was a heresy of the fourth century. Monophysites denied Jesus' dual nature of being both human and divine. They protested that Jesus had divine nature only in one physical body. They also contended that Jesus' divinity was infused into His human form. Adoptionism was a heresy of the second century which claimed that Jesus was born as a human being only and after being testing by God the Father and particularly after His baptism, He was granted full divine and supenatural powers. As a reward for his virtuous life, God raised Jesus from the dead, adopted Him as his son and allowed Him to become part of God The Father.
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Religions were founded after both Jesus and the Buddha. Both leaders taught the highest moral truths, but the Buddha said that he did not wish to be regarded as divine, while John's Gospel shows Jesus declaring that he was God. Christians regard Jesus as as the Son of God and equally divine with God. However, Muslims regard both Jesus and the Buddha as prophets of Islam, but say that neither is divine.
Some of the lessons Jesus taught were called parables.
Carmelite Daughters of the Divine Heart of Jesus was created in 1891.
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The first Jesus taught was in the Synagogue. Then he was just 12 years old.
Because he is the son of God, and God is the most divine figure there is.