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See also: sect of heretics that flourished in See also: North See also: Africa in the 2nd and 3rd centuries
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Basing itself probably on a union of certain gnostic and ascetic doctrines, this sectpretended that its members were re-established in See also: Adam's See also: state of See also: original innocency
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They accordingly rejected the See also: form of See also: marriage, which, they said, would never have existed but for sin, and lived in absolute lawlessness, holding that, whatever they did, their actions could be neither See also: good nor See also: bad
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During the See also: middle ages the doctrines of this obscure sect, which did not itself exist long, were revived in See also: Europe by the Brethren and Sisters of the See also: Free Spirit
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