- as
dyophysites (/daɪˈɒfəsaɪts/). It is
related to the
doctrine of the
hypostatic union.
Development of
dyophysite Christology was gradual;
dyophysite tradition...
- (/məˈnɒfɪsaɪts/),
while those who
accepted the "two natures"
definition were
called dyophysites, a term
applied also to
followers of Nestorianism. The
forms of monophysism...
-
Catholic and
preserved the
traditional East
Syriac (Persian)
liturgy and
Dyophysite Christology. They were also
known as Romo-Syrians or
Syrian Catholics...
- p. 1997. ISBN 978-0-429-60388-4. Loon, Hans van (7
April 2009). The
Dyophysite Christology of
Cyril of Alexandria.
Brill Academic. p. 46. ISBN 978-90-474-2669-1...
-
Monophysitism as a heresy. The
Chalcedonian doctrine in turn came to be
known as "
Dyophysite". A term that
comes closer to
Coptic Orthodoxy is Miaphysite,
which refers...
- liturgically, it
adhered to the East
Syriac Rite. Theologically, it
adopted the
dyophysite doctrine of Nestorianism,
which emphasizes the
separateness of the divine...
-
specific natures (divine and human) in the
person of
Jesus Christ, in a
dyophysite context.
Dyothelitism as a
position stands in
opposition to the view of...
-
Constantinople in 610,
during the
Third Council of Dvin
where the
Chalcedonian dyophysite christological formula was rejected. However,
again like
other Oriental...
- London-New York: Continuum. ISBN 9780826492166. Loon, Hans van (2009). The
Dyophysite Christology of
Cyril of Alexandria. Leiden-Boston: Brill. ISBN 978-9004173224...
- all
branches of Christianity.
Among the
various Christologies, only the
Dyophysite doctrine was
recognized as true and not heretical,
becoming enshrined...
