This religion has a namesake "Steele" in the city of Xi'an, indicating that it was accepted by the Emperor Taizong.
This religion has a namesake "Steele" in the city of Xi'an, indicating that it was accepted by the Emperor Taizong. Babai the Great resurrected a version of this heresy, while another notable proponent was Theodore of Antioch. The Assyrian church of the east continues to follow a version of this doctrine, which rejected the term "Theotokos" for Mary. Cyril of Alexandria violently opposed this heresy, and along with Manicheism, it was denounced at the Council of Chalcedon. For 10 points, name this heresy denounced at the Council of Ephesus which believed that Christ exists in two natures, named after an Archbishop of Constantinople.
This religion has a namesake "Steele" in the city of Xi'an, indicating that it was accepted by the Emperor Taizong.
Nestorianism