Definition: Hypsistratianism is a term used to describe Christians who reject Catholicism, emphasizing an alternative belief in God as a personal being rather than a deity found on Earth. They claim that Jesus Christ is only one person, not two, and thus, humanity is flawed and has no true divinity. Definition: A hyperstratianist holds that Christianity is false and represents the fallacy of idolatry. He asserts that Jesus was an imposter, not God, because he did not fulfill all the divine commands. The hyperstratianist believes that God is only one person, rather than two, and therefore, human nature has flaws. This perspective is widely held by Christians who reject Catholicism, but it's important to note that this does not necessarily imply an exclusive rejection of Catholic teachings or practices. Many Christians still hold to the belief in Jesus Christ as their personal Messiah and believe in the divinity of God.
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