What is another word for Nestorius?
Pronunciation: [nɛstˈɔːɹɪəs] (IPA) 
Nestorius was a theological figure in the early Christian Church whose teachings were deemed heretical by a council in 431 CE. Synonyms for Nestorius include Nestorianism, Nestorian heresy, Nestorian doctrine, Nestorian belief, Nestorian theology, and Nestorian teachings. These terms refer to the concept that Jesus had two distinct natures, one divine and one human, rather than fully embodying both. This belief caused controversy and led to a split in the Church, with Nestorians believing in a divided Christ and the orthodox Christians believing in a single, united nature. Today, the term Nestorianism is still used to describe this theological stance.
