In early Christianity, ________ separated the idea of God the creator from God the supreme being, positing that the creator was a lower being or "demi-urge."

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This statement refers to the beliefs of Gnosticism, which held that the material world was created by a lesser deity known as the demi-urge, and that there was a supreme, unknowable God beyond this creator. Nestorianism, Docetism, and Montanism did not have these specific beliefs about the nature of God and the creation of the world.

In Early Christianity, ________ Separated the Idea of God the Creator