Mary, Mother of God: Theotokos
Early Christological Heresies
The Ecumenical Councils of the Church
The Council of Nicaea
The Council of Chalcedon
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Theotokos means Mother of God in what language?


greek 

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How many examples of heresies were given?



five

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How many Ecumenical Councils were held between AD 325-787?



seven 

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What was introduced in the Council of Nicea?



the Nicene Creed 

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When did this council take place?



AD 451

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What do we acknowledge when we call Mary Theotokos? 



Her special role in our salvation 

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What caused confusion in the Church?

Jesus being 100 percent man and 100 percent God

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Where were these councils held?



Turkey

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What year was the council held?

AD 325

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How many bishops gathered?



350 

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Who are Jesus’ beliefs closely related to?



His mother Mary's

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What heresy came from the word Gnosis?

Gnosticism 

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What were the two most important councils?



The Councils of Nicaea and Chalcedon 

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What heresy did the council defeat?

Arianism 

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The council declared what?



God the Son as divine with 2 natures
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What council declared Mary Theotokos?

the Council of Ephesus 

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What heresy believed Jesus was fully God disguised as human?



Docetism 

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Between what years were the councils held?



AD 325-787

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The council brought on the first draft of what?



Nicene Creed


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What did the council focus on?

Understanding the life of God the Son

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What year was Mary declared as Theotokos?



431

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Which heresy believe it was wrong to call Jesus’ sacrifices God’s?



Nestorianism 

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What challenges did the councils focus on?

Trinitarian and Christological 

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What did the council declare?



God the Son is of the same substance as God the Father

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How did the council conclude?



Understanding that Jesus is the same substance as God the Father and us