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Dyophysitism (/daɪˈɒfɪsaɪtɪzəm/; from Gr**** δύο dyo, "two" and φύσις physis, "nature") is the
Christological position that
Jesus Christ is one
person of...
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Archaeological research undertaken in 2000
concluded that it was
first built as a
diophysite Georgian church,
later to
become a
Chalcedonian church Caucasian Albanian)...
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church that
adopted the
Chaldean Catholic Church's East
Syriac Rite and
Diophysite christology. Many
Saint Thomas Christian chose to
remain independent from...
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account of
doctrinal differences between the
Monophysite Vakhtang and
Diophysite Mikel, a
presumption supported by Toumanoff, who
points out, that the...
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their East
Syriac traditions and sta****
within the
Catholic Church with
Diophysite creed. They had to
remain under the
foreign Latin bishops, with the only...
- ****yrian-educated Georgians,
whether missionaries or
refugees —
miaphysite or
diophysite — from Syria, from
which miaphysitism had
retreated while Georgia was...
- the East
Syriac traditions and sta****
within the
Catholic Church with
Diophysite Faith. But
following the
death of
Palliveettil Chandy, in 1687, the church...
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original church in Kish
suggests a
diophysite Christology, and
since the
Georgian Church was the only
diophysite church existing in the
Caucasus in the...
- the fact that they
followed the
Monophysite Christian faith rather than
Diophysite faith of the Georgians. The brothers, ****e and
Ivane ****ian, who were...
- The
Pazhayakoor faction continued with the East
Syriac traditions and
Diophysite faith and sta****
within the
Catholic Church. By this process,
Saint Thomas...
