Sometimes called the Assyrian Church and the Church of the East, those who reunited with the Roman church in 1551 were called Chaldeans.
Its school in Edessa was closed by imperial edict, and this sect was condemned by one council for denying the title of Theotokos, or God-Bearer, for the Virgin Mary. The Indian portion of this sect was known as the Christians of St. Thomas, and its namesake was an early bishop of Constantinople. Sometimes called the Assyrian Church and the Church of the East, those who reunited with the Roman church in 1551 were called Chaldeans. Condemned at the councils of Ephesus and Chalcedon, for 10 points, name this Christian set that stressed the independence of the human and divine natures of Jesus Christ.
Its school in Edessa was closed by imperial edict, and this sect was condemned by one council for denying the title of Theotokos, or God-Bearer, for the Virgin Mary.
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