From the West, Pope Damasus I and others defended Mary against Monophysitism, the teaching that Christ had only a divine nature; meaning that Mary is only the Mother of God, not the mother of the human Jesus.
Accordingly, Mary is only the Mother of God, not the mother of the human Jesus. From the West, Pope Damasus I and others defended Mary against Monophysitism, the teaching that Christ had only a divine nature.
From the West, Pope Damasus I and others defended Mary against Monophysitism, the teaching that Christ had only a divine nature. Accordingly, Mary is only the Mother of God, not the mother of the human Jesus.
From the West, Pope Damasus I and others defended Mary against Monophysitism, the teaching that Christ had only a divine nature. Accordingly, Mary is only the Mother of God, not the mother of the human Jesus.