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 1  1,1 |     Monophysitism, Monothelitism, Iconoclasm, Pelagianism, and simply
 2  4,1 |          1.~ The struggle against Iconoclasm was not merely a conflict
 3  4,1 |        out?~ The struggle against Iconoclasm involved the deeper issues
 4  4,4 |     Iconoclast controversy last?~ Iconoclasm was one of the most powerful
 5  4,6 |        Council dealt largely with Iconoclasm, a heresy which closed out
 6  4,6 |         period of Church history. Iconoclasm was condemned at this Council.~ ~
 7  4,11|       dispute?~ The real heart of Iconoclasm was the theology of the
 8  4,11|        from Christ's Incarnation, Iconoclasm attacked the entire economy
 9  4,11|           of errors of the past. “Iconoclasm is the sum of many heresies
10  4,12|     receive salvation” [p. 34].~ ~Iconoclasm, the condemnation of icons,
11  4,12| Alexandria. Until the outbreak of Iconoclasm in 726, iconographic representations
12  4,13|            and it points out that Iconoclasm is essentially a blend of
13  4,14|           modern Unitarianism) in Iconoclasm is more clearly seen. Iconoclasm
14  4,14|  Iconoclasm is more clearly seen. Iconoclasm betrayed the Incarnation
15  4,14|           forgetting about what?~ Iconoclasm betrayed the Incarnation
16  4,15|        only in soul, but in body. Iconoclasm was therefore much more
17  4,19|   consider the chief proponent of Iconoclasm, the Byzantine Emperor Constantine
18  4,19|         heresies in general — and Iconoclasm in particular — manifested
19  6,11|          to the earlier heresy of Iconoclasm.~ ~