Monophysites. M. believe that in the person of the incarnate Christ humanity and Godhead were united in a single nature, as opposed to the orthodox doctrine, which teaches that after the Incarnation Christ should be acknowledged in two natures, perfect humanity and divinity, each retaining its own characteristics but united in one being:
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| title | Monophysites. M. believe that in the person of the incarnate Christ humanity and Godhead were united in a single nature, as opposed to the orthodox doctrine, which teaches that after the Incarnation Christ should be acknowledged in two natures, perfect humanity and divinity, each retaining its own characteristics but united in one being |
| title_auth | Monophysites. M. believe that in the person of the incarnate Christ humanity and Godhead were united in a single nature, as opposed to the orthodox doctrine, which teaches that after the Incarnation Christ should be acknowledged in two natures, perfect humanity and divinity, each retaining its own characteristics but united in one being |
| title_exact_search | Monophysites. M. believe that in the person of the incarnate Christ humanity and Godhead were united in a single nature, as opposed to the orthodox doctrine, which teaches that after the Incarnation Christ should be acknowledged in two natures, perfect humanity and divinity, each retaining its own characteristics but united in one being |
| title_full | Monophysites. M. believe that in the person of the incarnate Christ humanity and Godhead were united in a single nature, as opposed to the orthodox doctrine, which teaches that after the Incarnation Christ should be acknowledged in two natures, perfect humanity and divinity, each retaining its own characteristics but united in one being |
| title_fullStr | Monophysites. M. believe that in the person of the incarnate Christ humanity and Godhead were united in a single nature, as opposed to the orthodox doctrine, which teaches that after the Incarnation Christ should be acknowledged in two natures, perfect humanity and divinity, each retaining its own characteristics but united in one being |
| title_full_unstemmed | Monophysites. M. believe that in the person of the incarnate Christ humanity and Godhead were united in a single nature, as opposed to the orthodox doctrine, which teaches that after the Incarnation Christ should be acknowledged in two natures, perfect humanity and divinity, each retaining its own characteristics but united in one being |
| title_short | Monophysites. M. believe that in the person of the incarnate Christ humanity and Godhead were united in a single nature, as opposed to the orthodox doctrine, which teaches that after the Incarnation Christ should be acknowledged in two natures, perfect humanity and divinity, each retaining its own characteristics but united in one being |
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