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3. Ecumenical council
general council is a meeting of bishops of the
whole church; local councils representing such
areas as provinces or patriarchates are often called
synods
Encyclopedia Britannica
4. Always Remember
According to Roman Catholic doctrine, a council is not
ecumenical unless it has been called by the pope, and its
decrees are not binding until they have been
promulgated by the pope.
Encyclopedia Britannica
5. Heresies
a belief that is against the principles of a
particular religion
a belief opposed to the official belief of
a church and that is considered wrong,
or the condition of having such beliefs
Cambridge Dictionary
6. Arius taught that Jesus was a creature of God and therefore He
was not God Himself.
Arius’ teachings gained acceptance and spread threatening the
unity of the Church and the Empire.
Desiring an end to the debate, Constantine invited the world’s
bishops to Nicaea to discuss the matter.
7. Called by the Roman Emperor Constantine and approved by Pope Sylvester I.
This first gathering of the bishops of the Church met in the imperial city to
discuss the teaching of the Egyptian priest, Arius.
The Council condemned Arius’ heresy, proclaiming the apostolic faith
that Jesus is “true God and true man, consubstantial (homoousios) with
the Father.” A Creed was developed to express this apostolic faith.
325 AD
8. It was convened by Theodosius I who at that time
was Emperor of the Eastern Roman Empire.
Theodosius I the Great was concerned with the
heresy of Macedonianism, which denied the
divinity of the Holy Spirit – as Arius had done
previously.
381
9. also called Pneumatomachian
heresy,
a 4th-century Christian heresy that
denied the full personhood and
divinity of the Holy Spirit.
According to this heresy, the Holy
Spirit was created by the Son and
was thus subordinate to the Father
and the Son.
10. In the early fifth century the
Patriarch of Constantinople,
Nestorius, entered into heresy when
he denied that Mary was the
Mother of God (Theotokos) and
instead preached that she was the
Mother of Christ (Christotokos).
Nestorius attacked not only Mary
but also her Son Jesus.
11. The pope condemned Nestorius’
teachings and eventually with papal
approval the Emperor convoked a
council to meet in Ephesus.
The council fathers proclaimed the
apostolic faith that Mary is the
Mother of God.
Nestorius was deposed from his see,
excommunicated, and exiled for his
heresy.
431
12. The Christological
controversies continued
twenty years after the Council
of Ephesus with the arrival of
Eutyches, an abbot of a
monastery in Constantinople,
Taught that Jesus had only a
divine nature.
Eutyches denied the human
nature of Christ calling into
question whether Jesus was
truly human.
13. Pope St. Leo the Great wrote
his famous Tome (formulating
the doctrine of the hypostatic
union) to St. Flavian the
Patriarch of Constantinople,
who in turn excommunicated
Eutyches.
Eventually a council was
called at Chalcedon where the
assembled bishops embraced
Leo’s Tome and declared that
Jesus is one Divine Person
with two natures – human
and divine.
451
14. Violence erupted in the east between
Monophysites and the orthodox but the
emperor believed a compromise could be
reached.
The Monophysites criticized the writings of
three long-dead theologians (known as the
“Three Chapters” – they are Theodore of
Mopsuestia, Theodoret of Cyrus, and Ibas of
Edessa), who they argued were friends of
Nestorius.
Justinian thought an imperial edict
condemning these theologians would pacify
the Monophysites but Western bishops
viewed his decree as an attack on the Council
of Chalcedon (because two of the three
theologians had been reinstated at the
council after repudiating Nestorius).
553
15. Pope Vigilius refused to accept the
emperor’s edict and was eventually
arrested and sent to Constantinople,
where he remained in captivity for a
decade.
Ultimately, a council met in 553 that
condemned the writings of the three
theologians and reiterated the
teachings of Ephesus and Chalcedon
553
16. This council was called to address
another Christological heresy that
originated when the Patriarch of
Constantinople (Sergius) taught that
Jesus had only one will – a divine will (the
heresy is known as Monothelitism).
Like the false teaching of Eutyches, this
heresy called into question the humanity
of Jesus.
Emperor Constantine IV called a council,
which was aproved by Pope St. Agatho.
The assembled bishops condemned
Sergius’ heresy.
680
17. This council met in the same city as
the first ecumenical gathering to
declare that Catholics do not worship
artistic images but rather sacred art
assists the faithful in giving reverence
to God (and venerated to the saints)
who is represented.
787
18. a heresy erupted in the East that
threatened to destroy all forms of
sacred art - known as iconoclasm.
this heresy taught that any
representation in art of sacred persons
was idolatry.
Those who held to this belief destroyed
religious paintings, sculptures, icons
and other works of art.