The Formation of Christendom, volume Vi
The Formation of Christendom, volume Vi
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I would that he who has agreed to be called universal may behimself one, without the diminution of others.
"And we know, indeed, that many bishops of Constantinople have fallen intothe gulf of heresy; have become not heretics only but heresiarchs. Thencecame Nestorius, who, deeming Jesus Christ, the Mediator of God and man, tobe two persons, because he did not believe that God could become man, wenteven to the extent of Jewish unbelief. Thence came Macedonius, who deniedthe Godhead of the Holy ...Spirit, consubstantial with the Father and the Son. If, then, anyone seizes upon that name for himself, as in the judgment ofall good men he has done, the whole Church--which God forbid--falls fromits state when he who is called universal falls. But far from the hearts ofChristians be that blasphemous name in which the honour due to all bishopsis taken away, while one madly arrogates it to himself.
"I know that in honour of St. Peter, prince of the Apostles, that title wasoffered to the Roman Pontiff during the venerable Council of Chalcedon.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I would that he who has agreed to be called universal may behimself one, without the diminution of others.
"And we know, indeed, that many bishops of Constantinople have fallen intothe gulf of heresy; have become not heretics only but heresiarchs. Thencecame Nestorius, who, deeming Jesus Christ, the Mediator of God and man, tobe two persons, because he did not believe that God could become man, wenteven to the extent of Jewish unbelief. Thence came Macedonius, who deniedthe Godhead of the Holy ...Spirit, consubstantial with the Father and the Son. If, then, anyone seizes upon that name for himself, as in the judgment ofall good men he has done, the whole Church--which God forbid--falls fromits state when he who is called universal falls. But far from the hearts ofChristians be that blasphemous name in which the honour due to all bishopsis taken away, while one madly arrogates it to himself.
"I know that in honour of St. Peter, prince of the Apostles, that title wasoffered to the Roman Pontiff during the venerable Council of Chalcedon.
What to read after The Formation of Christendom, volume Vi?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Allies Thomas William to read onlineMoreLess
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