Monophysitism

When1:  400

When2:  600

Who:    Monophysitism or Eutychianism

What:   controversy

Where:  Constantinople, Turkey

Detail: Some early Christians {Monophysite} believed that Jesus was person with human nature and did not unite divine and human {Monophysitism}. Severus [? to 538], Dioscurus [? to 454], Timothy Aelurus [? to 477], Peter Mongus of Alexandria [? to 490], and Timothy IV the Patriarch of Alexandria [517 to 535] were Monophysites. Greens were for monophysitism, which said Christ was only body or only spirit. Blues were for orthodoxy, which said Christ was both body and spirit.

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