the Christological doctrine of the two natures of Jesus Christ, which is held up to the present day by a majority of Christian churches, including: the Eastern Orthodox Church, the Roman Catholic Church, Eastern Catholic Churches, the Anglican Church, the Old Catholic Church, as well as Reformed, Lutheran and various other Christian denominations. This definition states that Christ is One Person and One Hypostasis in Two Natures. Apart from that, the ancient Church of the East has preserved dyophysite Christology and other traditions of the Antiochene School. See also First Council of Ephesus Miaphysitism Monophysitism Nestorianism Oriental Orthodoxy Second Council of Constantinople References Citations Sources Christian terminology Christology Eastern Orthodox theology Schisms in Christianity Nature of Jesus Christ