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 1  1,1 |            Here ancient Arianism, Monophysitism, Monothelitism, Iconoclasm,
 2  2,26|           presented as truly man (Monophysitism, Monothelitism).~ ~In response
 3  2,33| undermined by a) Arianism, and~b) Monophysitism and Monothelitism?~ Once
 4  2,33|           heresies were Arianism, Monophysitism and Monothelitism.~ Arianism
 5  2,33|          that the Father is God.~ Monophysitism and Monothelitism undermined
 6  2,33|        that He was not truly man. Monophysitism maintained that in Christ
 7  2,33|    Monothelitism, a later form of Monophysitism, held that although Christ
 8  3,15|        They created the heresy of Monophysitism.~ ~
 9  3,16|        Christ's nature?~ The word Monophysitism is etymologically derived
10  3,16|          the Ecumenical Councils. Monophysitism maintained that if Christ
11  3,16|            was called in 451 over Monophysitism, and this heresy was rejected
12  3,19|          heresy was a new form of Monophysitism. While it correctly maintained
13  3,19|           will. This heresy, like Monophysitism, impaired the fullness of