Monothelitism

Definition

The Christological heresy condemned at the Lateran Council of 649 (convened by Pope Martin with Greek bishops present); Saint Maximus the Confessor wrote several works on the two natures and two wills in Christ against it, and was exiled and tortured for his defense of Orthodoxy.

Episodes

• 013 — Dogmatic Theology — Topic 11
• 020 — History of the Christian Church — General
• 028 — History of the Christian Church — Topic 8
• 030 — History of the Christian Church — Topic 10
• 126 — Patrology — Topic 14

Related Concepts

• Chalcedonian Horos
• Christology
• Confessor
• Confessorshipmartyrdom
• Dyothelitism
• Honorius
• Lateran Council 649
• Maximus The Confessor
• Monoenergism
• Monophysitism
• Pope Honorius
• Sergius Of Constantinople
• Single God-Man Action
• Sixth Ecumenical Council
• St Maximus The Confessor
• St Sophronius Of Jerusalem
• Two Natures In Christ
• Two Wills And Operations
• Two Wills Of Christ