Sergius, patriarch of Constantinople, seeks the support…

634 CE

Sergius, patriarch of Constantinople, seeks the support of Pope Honorius for the Monothelitic formula adopted by Emperor Heraclius a decade earlier to end the controversy between Chalcedonian and Monophysite Christians.

Honorius, specifically rejecting the Chalcedonian teaching of two wills, declares in 634 in a letter to Sergius, that Christ's dual human and divine natures did indeed operate through a single will.

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Rome > Roma Lazio Italy View →

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Heraclius View → Pope Honorius I View → Sergius I View →

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Christians, Monophysite View → Christians, Miaphysite (Oriental Orthodox) View → Coptic Orthodox Church of Alexandria View → Christianity, Chalcedonian View → Rome, Duchy of View → Roman Empire, Eastern: Heraclian dynasty View → Christians, Monotheletist View →

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