nestorianism

it’s interesting how what Saints Severus and Philoxenus say has, through the adoption of Theopaschitism, become prevalent among the Eastern Orthodox, which explains why the tense relations depicted here between Eastern Orthodox and Oriental Orthodox are no longer the case where it matters most...

Hi all! I just discovered this video about an Eastern Orthodox priest describing the Nestorianism present in the Last Temptation of Christ. It starts at 25:50 and is only about 2 minutes long. There is also this discussion on an Orthodox forum about it. The best post is mid-way down. This is...

Hello everyone. I am part of the Greek Orthodox church. I'm pretty familiar about church history and Theology. I know that the Roman Catholics, Oriental Orthodox and Eastern Orthodox churches believe that ecumenical councils are dogma. And I accept all the Eastern Orthodox ecumenical councils...

So I was having a discussion with a friendly user here in CF regarding the use of images in worship. He said: "The incarnation was not a depiction of God, but the union of the second person of the Godhead to a human nature. In our view, we saw the physical form of his humanity, but hidden in...

Could Christ sin by His human nature and by His human will? If not, is it because Christ is a Divine Uncreated Person and that only created persons could sin? Please support your answers with Ecumenical Councils and Church Fathers.

As a Christian I have often wondered why Islam has grown so much and at the reasons for its initial success. The contention of this thread is that God allowed Mohammed (whom most Christians consider to be a false prophet) because more good came out of his rising than bad. Basically by raising up...

Hello everyone, To cut a long story short, a movie that I was recommended by someone initially brought great shock to me as it featured God the Father being portrayed by a human. I am a Catholic and I felt so appalled by this image that I got into research and found out that the Catholic Church...

I believe if you are a Christian and you believe an unborn child isn't human (or person) at the moment of conception but he/she becomes one, you will have to apply that reasoning to Jesus and follow into a sort of Nestorianism. Change my mind.