Early Christians who were called the Marcionites believed in multiple Gods.

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The Marcionites, followers of Marcion of Sinope, believed in a strict dualism between the God of the Old Testament, whom they rejected, and the God of the New Testament, whom they accepted. They did not believe in multiple gods but in a distinct separation between the deity represented in the Old Testament and the benevolent God revealed through Jesus Christ in the New Testament.

Early Christians Who Were Called the Marcionites Believed in Multiple