Doctrine Category

Christology

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8 claims in this doctrine
Christology
The Council of Nicaea is clear that the Son is not a creature — Arius is wrong that there was a time when the Son was not
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Christology
Leo I teaches the two-natures doctrine in the Tome — Chalcedon endorses it as the voice of Peter
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Christology
Christ is one person with two natures — fully divine and fully human — without confusion or separation
Historically Verified
Christology
Christ is homoousios — of the same substance as the Father — not a lesser or created divine being
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Christology
Athanasius defends homoousios against the Arian majority — the entire council cannot override the truth
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Christology
The Virgin Mary is rightly called Theotokos — God-bearer — because the one born of her is truly God
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Christology
Cyril of Alexandria insists the one subject who suffers in the Passion is the eternal Word made flesh
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Gregory of Nazianzus argues that Christ assumed a complete human soul and mind — or the mind is not redeemed
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