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Meaning of monothelism
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monothelism (n.)
Alt. of Monothelitism
monothelism Sentence Examples
- Monothelism, the heresy that Christ had only one will, was condemned by the Third Ecumenical Council.
- Pope Honorius I was posthumously condemned for supporting monothelism.
- The Church of the East initially embraced monothelism, but eventually rejected it.
- Monothelism was a major point of contention in the Christological controversies of the 7th and 8th centuries.
- The doctrine of monothelism was proposed as a compromise between Dyothelitism and Monophysitism.
- Emperor Heraclius attempted to impose monothelism on the Eastern Orthodox Church.
- Monothelism was a factor in the growing rift between the Eastern and Western Churches.
- The condemnation of monothelism at the Sixth Ecumenical Council was a significant victory for Orthodoxy.
- The legacy of monothelism continues to be debated among theologians and scholars.
- Monothelism is an example of the complex and often divisive nature of Christological doctrine.
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Alt. of Monothelitism
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Monothelism, the heresy that Christ had only one will, was condemned by the Third Ecumenical Council.
Pope Honorius I was posthumously condemned for supporting monothelism.
The Church of the East initially embraced monothelism, but eventually rejected it.
Monothelism was a major point of contention in the Christological controversies of the 7th and 8th centuries.
