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nestorianism

/ˌnes.təˈriː.ə.nɪ.zəm/

Traduction: Doctrine théologique attribuée à Nestorius, affirmant que le Christ existe comme Fils divin de Dieu et comme homme Jésus, en contradiction avec la doctrine catholique romaine de l'union des deux natures en une seule personne.

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  • frDoctrine théologique attribuée à Nestorius, affirmant que le Christ existe comme Fils divin de Dieu et comme homme Jésus, en contradiction avec la doctrine catholique romaine de l'union des deux natures en une seule personne.

A theological doctrine, named after Nestorius, which holds that Christ exists as both the divine Son of God and the human Jesus, a view that contrasts with the Roman Catholic doctrine of Christ being fully God.

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  1. C2formal

    A Christian theological doctrine, associated with Nestorius, which emphasizes the distinction between the divine and human natures of Jesus Christ, suggesting that Christ is both the Son of God and the man Jesus. This view was opposed by the Roman Catholic Church, which holds that Christ is fully God.

    frNestorianisme

    • Nestorianism was declared a heresy at the Council of Ephesus in 431 AD.
    • The debate over Nestorianism centered on the nature of Christ's divinity and humanity.
    • Scholars study Nestorianism to understand early Christological controversies.
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