calcedonian (Meaning)
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calcedonian (a.)
See Chalcedonic.
Synonyms & Antonyms of calcedonian
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calcedonian Sentence Examples
- The Calcedonian Council of 451 AD was pivotal in resolving theological disputes.
- Calcedonian theology emphasizes the dual nature of Christ, fully human and fully divine.
- Scholars often debate the nuances of Calcedonian Christology.
- The Calcedonian Creed reaffirmed the orthodox position on Christ's nature.
- Many churches adhere to Calcedonian doctrine as a foundation of their faith.
- Calcedonian Christology played a significant role in shaping early Christian theology.
- The Calcedonian Definition clarified the relationship between Christ's humanity and divinity.
- Calcedonian orthodoxy became the standard belief for many Christian denominations.
- The Calcedonian controversy led to divisions within the early church.
- Today, theologians continue to study the implications of Calcedonian doctrine for Christian faith and practice.
FAQs About the word calcedonian
See Chalcedonic.
No synonyms found.
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The Calcedonian Council of 451 AD was pivotal in resolving theological disputes.
Calcedonian theology emphasizes the dual nature of Christ, fully human and fully divine.
Scholars often debate the nuances of Calcedonian Christology.
The Calcedonian Creed reaffirmed the orthodox position on Christ's nature.
