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The 21 pages that link to Miaphysitism, each with the reason it gives.

• Ethiopian Orthodox Tewahedo ChurchRelated: This term helps distinguish Tewahedo theology from Chalcedonian formulations without implying a denial of Christ’s humanity.

• Armenian Apostolic ChurchRelated: This Christology distinguishes Armenian Apostolic theology from the Chalcedonian definition.

• Coptic Orthodox ChurchRelated: This formulation distinguishes Coptic Orthodox Christology from the terminology adopted at Chalcedon.

• Oriental Orthodox ChurchesRelated: This term describes the Christology Oriental Orthodox churches affirm, distinguishing it from the claim that Christ has two natures.

• TheodoraRelated: Theodora supported Miaphysite leaders despite the imperial church's official Chalcedonian position.

• Syriac ChristianityRelated: It describes the Christological language favored by the Syriac Orthodox Church.

• Eastern ChristianityRelated: It describes Oriental Orthodox Christology, often distinguished from the Chalcedonian formula.

• Eritrean Orthodox Tewahedo ChurchRelated: This doctrine is central to the church’s Tewahedo theological heritage.

• Syriac Orthodox ChurchRelated: This formulation distinguishes the church’s Christology from Chalcedonian accounts.

• GhassanidsRelated: Ghassanid rulers supported Miaphysite Christians, shaping their relations with Constantinople.

• John of EphesusRelated: John’s ecclesiastical identity and accounts are rooted in this Christological tradition.

• Malankara Orthodox Syrian ChurchRelated: This theological tradition links the church to the other Oriental Orthodox churches.

• Jacobite Syrian Christian ChurchRelated: This Christological tradition is shared across Oriental Orthodox churches.

• History of Oriental OrthodoxyRelated: This term clarifies the position often associated with the churches that rejected Chalcedon.