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The Council of Constantinople (Three heresies were condemned)
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Paul Jang
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The Council of Constantinople (Three heresies were condemned)
장부영 2008-11-08 06:15:32, 조회 : 159
(2) Three heresies were condemned at the Council of Constantinople
1) Arianism
① It contains three of the four anti-Arian items (phrases) from Nicaea.
② They summarized the faith of the 381 council ad belief in 'one Godhead, power and substance of the Father, the Son and the Holy Spirit, whose dignity is equal and majesty co-eternal who are in three perfect hypostases or three perfect persons'.
③ This was an apt summary of the Cappadocian doctrine of the Trinity.
2) Macedonianism
① Thirty-six of the bishops who participated in the council from Macedonia believed in the deity of the Son but held the Holy Spirit to be creature.
② The creed states the deity of the Holy Spirit, but only by implication. It keeps to biblical phrases, except for the statement that he is worshipped and glorified together with the Father and the Son.
③ He is not directly called 'God'. In spite of this diplomatic approach, the Macedonian bishops walked out of the council.
3) Apollinarianism
① Apollinaris was condemned at Rome in 377 AD.
② He denied that Jesus had a human soul.
③ He was also condemned at this council of Constantinople
The Council of Constantinople seems to be seen as the second of the ecumenical council in the history of Christianity. The Council of Constantinople affirmed that Jesus Christ was both fully God(against Arius) and fully man(against Apollinaris Nevertheless there have some problems in the Constantinople.
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Introduction
History 