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... Nestorian of the two persons , both God and man united in Christ , tend to make the historical Jesus not God but Prophet . Arius himself was unimportant , but the Nestorian position denied the essential Pauline thesis of the unique ...
... Nestorian of the two persons , both God and man united in Christ , tend to make the historical Jesus not God but Prophet . Arius himself was unimportant , but the Nestorian position denied the essential Pauline thesis of the unique ...
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... Nestorian Christians constituted the bulk of the population of Syria , Iraq and Khurasan , There was one other important fragment of the Orthodox Church , the Monophysites , who agreed about the full divinity of Christ but in effect ...
... Nestorian Christians constituted the bulk of the population of Syria , Iraq and Khurasan , There was one other important fragment of the Orthodox Church , the Monophysites , who agreed about the full divinity of Christ but in effect ...
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... Nestorian Christians first under the Sassanids and then under the caliphs ; just as the resh galutha governed the ... Nestorians and Monophysites , it meant nothing . They had been nations with substates of their own under the Byzantines ...
... Nestorian Christians first under the Sassanids and then under the caliphs ; just as the resh galutha governed the ... Nestorians and Monophysites , it meant nothing . They had been nations with substates of their own under the Byzantines ...
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Prologue Of Politics and History | 1 |
The Dignity of Causality | 48 |
The Grave of Alaric | 81 |
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