This heresy was opposed by the fellow heretic Severus of Antioch, who stated that it made salvation meaningless.
Members of this heresy elected Gaianas as bishop of Alexandria to rival Theodosius. Xenayas was a leader of this group, similar to one propounded by Clement of Alexandria and Hilary of Poictiers. This heresy was linked to one condemned by Serapion which stated that Christ's human ► nature was only an appearance. This heresy was opposed by the fellow heretic Severus of Antioch, who stated that it made salvation meaningless. Stating that Christ was of non-human, incorruptible flesh, and named after the Greek work for "incorruptible", for 10 points, name this heresy espoused by Julian of Halicarnassus, which Justinian imposed in the last year of his life in a badly bungled attempt to reconcile Monophysitism and Orthodoxy.
Members of this heresy elected Gaianas as bishop of Alexandria to rival Theodosius.
Aphthartodocetism