Introduction: The Council of Chalcedon in 451 AD marked a watershed in Christian history, splitting Eastern Christianity into Chalcedonian (Dyophysite)…
Introduction A recurring claim in contemporary Chalcedonian apologetics is that Cyril of Alexandria was, in substance, a dyophysite — that…
Chalcedonians claim to affirm the Third Ecumenical Council and venerate St. Cyril of Alexandria, claiming to adhere to the Christology…
Introduction The Council of Chalcedon (451) is often remembered as the stage upon which Pope Leo I ascended to doctrinal…
Introduction The Council of Chalcedon is often held up as a model of conciliar orthodoxy, correcting the perceived errors of…
The Council of Chalcedon in 451 AD stands as a monumental, yet deeply divisive, event in Christian history. Within this…
Introduction Archbishop Dioscorus of Alexandria is commonly vilified as a heretic—by Rome, Protestants, and the Eastern Orthodox. But the historical…
Introduction Eastern Orthodox theologians often distance themselves from “Miaphysite” Christology, associating it with the heresy of Eutyches or viewing it…