On the Unity of Christ

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On the Unity of Christ is a theological treatise by St. Cyril of Alexandria that articulates and defends the orthodox doctrine of the single, unified person of Christ against Nestorian interpretations.

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instanceOf Christian theological work
Christological work
theological treatise
addressesIssue communication of idioms
relationship between Christ’s divinity and humanity
affirmsTitle Mary as Theotokos NERFINISHED
associatedCouncil Council of Ephesus NERFINISHED
associatedPerson Cyril of Alexandria NERFINISHED
Nestorius NERFINISHED
author Cyril of Alexandria NERFINISHED
canonicalStatus non-canonical theological work
centuryWritten 5th century
doctrinalPositionDefended one person of Christ in two natures
unity of Christ’s person
doctrinalPositionOpposed Nestorianism NERFINISHED
division of Christ into two persons
genre dogmatic treatise
polemical theology
hasModernTranslations English
other modern languages
historicalContext Nestorian controversy of the 5th century
influenced Eastern Orthodox theology NERFINISHED
Oriental Orthodox theology
later Byzantine Christology
influencedBy Alexandrian Christological tradition NERFINISHED
keyConcept Theotokos NERFINISHED
mia physis (one incarnate nature of the Word)
language Greek
mainTopic Christology
Incarnation
Nestorian controversy NERFINISHED
hypostatic union NERFINISHED
unity of the person of Christ
placeInTradition Alexandrian theological tradition
patristic literature
religiousTradition Christianity
Eastern Christianity NERFINISHED
Orthodox Christianity NERFINISHED
studiedIn dogmatic theology
historical theology
patristics
supportsDoctrine hypostatic union of divine and human in Christ
unity of subject in Christ’s actions
theologicalOrientation Alexandrian Christology NERFINISHED
anti-Nestorian
usedIn historical debates on Christ’s person

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