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Meaning of monophysite
monophysite (n)
an adherent of Monophysitism
monophysite (a)
of or relating to Monophysitism
monophysite (n.)
One of a sect, in the ancient church, who maintained that the human and divine in Jesus Christ constituted but one composite nature. Also used adjectively.
monophysite Sentence Examples
- The monophysite doctrine, prevalent in Egypt and Ethiopia, emphasizes the single nature of Christ.
- Monophysites rejected the Chalcedonian definition of two distinct natures in Christ.
- The monophysite belief originated in the 5th century with the teachings of Eutyches.
- Monophysites view the Council of Chalcedon as a betrayal of orthodox Christian teachings.
- Modern monophysites continue to exist in the Coptic, Ethiopian, and Armenian churches.
- Monophysite churches often emphasize the authority of the early church fathers and the writings of the Alexandrian patriarchs.
- The monophysite controversy led to a significant division within the Christian church.
- Monophysites were persecuted in the Byzantine Empire, leading to the schism with the Chalcedonian churches.
- Some monophysites believe that the Trinity is not three distinct persons, but a single divine nature.
- Monophysite beliefs have influenced theological and liturgical practices in various Eastern Christian traditions.
FAQs About the word monophysite
an adherent of Monophysitism, of or relating to MonophysitismOne of a sect, in the ancient church, who maintained that the human and divine in Jesus Christ cons
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The monophysite doctrine, prevalent in Egypt and Ethiopia, emphasizes the single nature of Christ.
Monophysites rejected the Chalcedonian definition of two distinct natures in Christ.
The monophysite belief originated in the 5th century with the teachings of Eutyches.
Monophysites view the Council of Chalcedon as a betrayal of orthodox Christian teachings.
