Silva Frazão Junior, Valtemario2019-09-252019-09-252015-02-2020121676-3742http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12424/218611"O concílio de Calcedônia, o quarto Ecumênico da Igreja, ocorrido em 451, professa e define solenemente a plena humanidade e a plena divindade de Jesus Cristo, Verbo eterno encarnado, articuladas em sua única Pessoa. O grande iniciador da controvérsia que levará à convocação do concílio é o sacerdote Êutiques, que objetivando refutar a heresia de Nestório, cai no erro oposto: o monofisismo" ["The Council of Chalcedon, the fourth Ecumenical Church, held in 451, professes and solemnly defines the full humanity and full divinity to Jesus Christ, eternal Word incarnate, articulated in his one Person. The initiator of the great controversy that will lead to the council of the call is priest Eutyches, which aimed to refute the heresy of Nestorius, falls into the error opposite: Monophysitism"]porCreative Commons Copyright (CC 2.5)presentDogmatic formulaCouncil of ChalcedonMonophysitismEcumenismChristian denominationsGlobal Church History and World ChristianityMedieval periodContemporaryArticle