Jacob Baradeus, a follower of this doctrine, ordained many followers of this doctrine as priests in Edessa.
Jacob Baradeus, a follower of this doctrine, ordained many followers of this doctrine as priests in Edessa. Peter Mongas became a supporter of this heresy late in life and the Tome of Leo addressed this heresy. Apollinaris of Alexandria is believed to have started this heresy in response to the growth of Nestorianism. The Coptic Church broke off from the rest of the Church after being accused of following this heresy whose foremost proponent was Eutyches. This heresy was denounced that the Council of Chalcedon. For ten points, name this heresy that claimed that, after the Incarnation, Jesus had one nature, as opposed to the Catholic belief that Jesus was both human and divine.
Jacob Baradeus, a follower of this doctrine, ordained many followers of this doctrine as priests in Edessa.
Monophysitism [accept Miaphysitism]