3:1 - Cyril of Alexandria’s use of theological terms
Section Three: Every science needs terms that its masters carve out for it little by little. The Old Testament has its religious terminology in Hebrew and Aramaic. As for […]
1:5 - The Fifth Ecumenical Council
The matter did not stop at the religious conflict cloaked in nationalism, but rather went beyond it to a social and economic conflict. The Greek upper class was a large capitalist class.
1:4 – The Fourth Ecumenical Council and its results (Eutychus and Dioscorus)
This text is a stage only. The dilemma was not completely resolved. Therefore, in response to the separation of the Nestorians, who weakened the hypostasis and weakened the union, fanaticism was produced
1:3 - The conflict over the doctrine of the divine incarnation - The Third Council (Apollinaris, Theodore of Missis, Nestorius)
But theologians soon turned to the question of the nature of the “union” between the divine essence of Jesus and his human essence. In Antioch, he believes,
Chapter Four: The Eucharist and the unity of believers in the church community
Who has not felt one day that the best thing in life, in the end, is the joy of friendship, pure and constant joy?
Third Ecumenical Council - Council of Ephesus
428 - 441 The vacancy of the Constantinople see: Atticus, Bishop of Constantinople, died in the fall of the year 425. Proclus, the secretary, ran for the succession.
Fourth Ecumenical Council - Council of Chalcedon
Introduction: After the Law of Unity - which was drawn up by theologians from Alexandria and Antioch - a disagreement arose over some of the expressions contained in it, and that is because there was