Third Council of Constantinople
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The third Council of Constantinople ("Constantinople III") met in A.D. 680-81 to rule against the heresy by the Monothelites, who downplayed the human nature of Jesus Christ.
This Council, which was the Sixth General Council, affirmed that Christ has two wills, human and divine, which act in harmony with each other.
See also
External links
- Third Council of Constantinople, New Advent