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Third Council of Constantinople

Rejects monothelitism and confesses Christ's two wills in harmony with his two natures.

Ecumenical Council (Constantinople III)AD 680-681Siglo 7

Resumen

Categoría
Concilios
Género
Decreto Conciliar
Tradición
Conciliar
Región
Mediterranean
Idioma original
Greek and Latin
Precisión de fecha
Rango

Contexto histórico

Contexto manuscrito

Third Council of Constantinople circulated in Mediterranean and is received through Greek and Latin manuscript and translation traditions associated with Ecumenical Council (Constantinople III).

Temas

Doctrinal DefinitionChurch CanonConciliar GovernanceChristology

Controversias

  • Christological debates
  • Conciliar reception and canon disputes

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  • English translation

    www.newadvent.org · Calidad de fuente: Primaria · Última verificación: 2026-02-28

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Third Council of Constantinople

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