The WCC has been working for Christian unity since 1948. It defines itself as a "fellowship of 352 churches (mainly Orthodox, Chalcedonian and Eastern, but also Anglican, Baptist, Lutheran ...

For example, The Apostles’ Creed states: I believe in Jesus Christ, his only Son, our Lord, who was conceived by the Holy Spirit and born of the virgin Mary… Similar statements appear in The Nicene ...

Credit: Anthémios de Tralles, Wikimedia Commons, CC BY 3.0. The design of the church that Juliana built reflected theological ambitions too: Its Chalcedonian orthodoxy countered the Monophysite ...

“Chalcedonian Christianity as actually being preserved through the Reformation is something that’s actually not to be taken for granted quite as much as I think we do,” Gaetano said. “The way that you ...

practised rites unfamiliar to their Catholic neighbours and retained their “heretical”, non-Chalcedonian Christology (rejecting the claim that Christ has two natures, human and divine). Nevertheless, ...

Pope Francis told a group of theologians on Thursday he plans to visit Turkey for the 1,700th anniversary of the Council of Nicaea in 2025. Bartholomew I, the Eastern Orthodox patriarch of ...

The Early Church – the Arian heresy and the Chalcedonian definition concerning the two natures of Jesus and his work in salvation. With reference to the ideas of Arius and Athanasius.

In The Secular Meaning of the Gospel (TIME, July 10, 1964), Van Buren tried to work out, in terms of analytical philosophy, a restatement of the Chalcedonian doctrine that Christ is truly man and ...

It predates the Chalcedonian Schism — which separated the Oriental Orthodox communion from Rome — by more than 100 years and predates the Great Schism — which separated the Eastern Orthodox ...

Using the key proclamation of Chalcedon — that Jesus Christ is both fully divine and fully human, which is often known by the shorthand "Chalcedonian Formula" — Rahner asks whether this ...