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  • Miaphysitism
    ...e Logos, is ''of'' two natures "human" and "divine" that are united in one hypostasis "without mingling, without confusion, and without alteration". These two na
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  • Text:EBD:Trinity
    # That the [[God the father|Father]] is a distinct [[divine]] Person ([[hypostasis]], [[subsistentia]], [[persona]], [[suppositum intellectuale]]), distinct f
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  • Nestorius
    ...s [[Christology]] the distinction between nature (''ousia'') and person (''hypostasis''). Nestorius refused to attribute to the divine nature the human acts and ...(Syriac ''parsopa'') for "person"; this word was weaker in meaning than ''hypostasis'', the word used by his opponents. At no time did he deny Christ's deity; h
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  • Text:The Truth About the Christian Faith (Mar Odisho, 1298 C.E.)
    True Christianity is the belief in One Divine Nature, in three hypostasis, (Matthew 28:3) and the confession of [[Messiah]] (John 17:3), and the beli
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