Take the 2-minute tour ×  I heard that in the main stream
Christianity there is such an assertion: In the Holy Trinity The
Father, the Son and the Holy Spirit are distinct, but not
separated. I also heard this: the divine and the human natures
in Jesus Christ are joined, not separated, and not intermixed.
What about the distinction of those two natures in Jesus Christ?
Has it been asserted anywhere (in any counsel or any document)
in main stream Christianity that the two natures in Christ
(divine and human) are clearly distinct (just like the Three are
distinct from each other in the Trinity)?  share|improve this
question This is a conversation question. If they are looking
for specific meanings to words, then it should go to Biblical
Hermeneutics. I don't see a specific doctrine mentioned either.
There are Christians who believe that Jesus is distinct from God
and others who believe they are the exact same entity. – 
user1054 Feb 28 '12 at 20:48 @Dan - "This is a conversation
question..." - What is a "conve