-
speak of "
miaphysitism" as "monophysitism", a word used of all
forms of
denial of the
Chalcedonian doctrine. However, they add that "
miaphysitism" is "the...
- in the
Council of
Chalcedon (451)
caused certain problems to arise.
Miaphysitism spread from
Syria to Armenia, from
where it came to
Georgia and Caucasian...
- Lutheranism. It was
rejected by the
Oriental Orthodox churches, who held to
Miaphysitism –
however they too
condemned the
converse position of Monophyisitism...
- 451
Council of Chalcedon—as well by
Oriental Orthodoxy,
which holds to
miaphysitism. The
First Council of
Nicaea (325)
declared that
Christ was both divine...
- "united as one." This word
refers to the
Oriental Orthodox belief in
Miaphysitism,
meaning one
perfectly unified nature of Christ; i.e., a
complete union...
-
accomplish the
divine salvation of humankind. This
position is
known as
miaphysitism and is in
contrast to the "two
natures of Christ"
belief (unmixed, but...
-
controversies in the 5th
century and the 6th century,
alongside that of
Miaphysitism (which came to be
known as the
Oriental Orthodox Churches) and the Chalcedonian...
-
Antioch to Egypt, for
refusing to
accept the council, and
professing Miaphysitism. The
Syriac Orthodox Church is the
church of
Antioch that
continued to...
-
Constantinople see. He was
deposed by Pope
Agapetus I for
adhering to
Miaphysitism (the
belief that
Jesus had only one
nature completely divine and human)...
- many
branches of
Oriental Orthodox Churches reject it,
subscribing to
miaphysitism.
Christology (from the Gr**** χριστός, khristós, 'annointed one' and -λογία...
