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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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position held by the
Oriental Orthodox Churches. It
differs from the
Dyophysitism of the
Catholic Church,
Eastern Orthodox Churches, the
Church of the...
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Christological position is
viewed by the West as
radical dyophysitism, and
differs from
Eastern Orthodox dyophysitism, that was
reaffirmed at the
Council of Chalcedon...
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denominations reject the
Christological Definition of
Chalcedon (which ****erted
Dyophysitism), for
varying reasons. Non-Chalcedonian
Christianity thus
stands in contrast...
- (Calvinist), and all
mainstream Protestant denominations,
which hold to the
dyophysitism of the 451
Council of Chalcedon—as well by
Oriental Orthodoxy, which...
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Chalcedonian Creed or the
Definition of Chalcedon) is the
declaration of the
dyophysitism of Christ's nature,
adopted at the
Council of
Chalcedon in AD 451. Chalcedon...
- anointed". It
derives from the
twofold human-divine
nature of
Christ (
dyophysitism): the Son of man is
anointed in
consequence of His
incarnated flesh,...
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followed by a
major schism ****ociated with Monophysitism,
Miaphysitism and
Dyophysitism. He also
contributed significantly to
developing ideas of
papal authority...
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clear distinction of two
natures of
Christ (δύο φύσεις:
dyophysitism): one human, the
other divine. Lastly,
compared to the Patriarchates...
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nature and
human nature are
united in a
compound nature ('physis').
Dyophysitism (Eastern
Orthodox Church,
Catholic Church,
Church of the East, Lutheranism...
