Definition of Monothelite in English:

Monothelite

(also Monothelete)

noun məˈnɒθəlʌɪtməˈnäTHəˌlīt

Christian Theology

An adherent of the doctrine that Jesus had only one will, proposed in the 7th century to reconcile Monophysite and orthodox parties in the Byzantine Empire but condemned as heresy.
〔基督教神学〕基督一志论者（认为基督只有一个意志，7世纪提出时，旨在调和拜占庭帝国内基督一性论派和正统派，但被视为异教）
Example sentencesExamples
- Farrell puts Maximos’ analysis of free will into the context of the controversies with the Monotheletes.
- As the Monotheletes denied a human free will in Christ, so monergism denies a human free will in the redeemed.
- Seeing the spread of the heresy of the Monothelites, with which even the Emperor himself was infected, he left the imperial palace and joined the monks in the Chrysopolis Monastery.
- These expressions are directed against the Monotheletes, ‘who acknowledged a human mind in Christ, but denied to Christ a human will.’
- The error of the Monotheletes was to deprive Christ of an indispensible element of human nature: the human will.

Origin

Late Middle English: via ecclesiastical Latin from ecclesiastical Greek monothelētēs, from monos 'single' + thelētēs (from thelein 'to will').

Definition of Monothelite in US English:

Monothelite

(also Monothelete)

nounməˈnäTHəˌlīt

Christian Theology

An adherent of the doctrine that Jesus had only one will, proposed in the 7th century to reconcile Monophysite and orthodox parties in the Byzantine Empire but condemned as heresy.
〔基督教神学〕基督一志论者（认为基督只有一个意志，7世纪提出时，旨在调和拜占庭帝国内基督一性论派和正统派，但被视为异教）
Example sentencesExamples
- Farrell puts Maximos’ analysis of free will into the context of the controversies with the Monotheletes.
- As the Monotheletes denied a human free will in Christ, so monergism denies a human free will in the redeemed.
- The error of the Monotheletes was to deprive Christ of an indispensible element of human nature: the human will.
- Seeing the spread of the heresy of the Monothelites, with which even the Emperor himself was infected, he left the imperial palace and joined the monks in the Chrysopolis Monastery.
- These expressions are directed against the Monotheletes, ‘who acknowledged a human mind in Christ, but denied to Christ a human will.’

Origin

Late Middle English: via ecclesiastical Latin from ecclesiastical Greek monothelētēs, from monos ‘single’ + thelētēs (from thelein ‘to will’).

单词	Monothelite
释义	Definition of Monothelite in English: Monothelite (also Monothelete) noun məˈnɒθəlʌɪtməˈnäTHəˌlīt Christian Theology An adherent of the doctrine that Jesus had only one will, proposed in the 7th century to reconcile Monophysite and orthodox parties in the Byzantine Empire but condemned as heresy. 〔基督教神学〕基督一志论者（认为基督只有一个意志，7世纪提出时，旨在调和拜占庭帝国内基督一性论派和正统派，但被视为异教） Example sentencesExamples Farrell puts Maximos’ analysis of free will into the context of the controversies with the Monotheletes. As the Monotheletes denied a human free will in Christ, so monergism denies a human free will in the redeemed. Seeing the spread of the heresy of the Monothelites, with which even the Emperor himself was infected, he left the imperial palace and joined the monks in the Chrysopolis Monastery. These expressions are directed against the Monotheletes, ‘who acknowledged a human mind in Christ, but denied to Christ a human will.’ The error of the Monotheletes was to deprive Christ of an indispensible element of human nature: the human will. Origin Late Middle English: via ecclesiastical Latin from ecclesiastical Greek monothelētēs, from monos 'single' + thelētēs (from thelein 'to will'). Definition of Monothelite in US English: Monothelite (also Monothelete) nounməˈnäTHəˌlīt Christian Theology An adherent of the doctrine that Jesus had only one will, proposed in the 7th century to reconcile Monophysite and orthodox parties in the Byzantine Empire but condemned as heresy. 〔基督教神学〕基督一志论者（认为基督只有一个意志，7世纪提出时，旨在调和拜占庭帝国内基督一性论派和正统派，但被视为异教） Example sentencesExamples Farrell puts Maximos’ analysis of free will into the context of the controversies with the Monotheletes. As the Monotheletes denied a human free will in Christ, so monergism denies a human free will in the redeemed. The error of the Monotheletes was to deprive Christ of an indispensible element of human nature: the human will. Seeing the spread of the heresy of the Monothelites, with which even the Emperor himself was infected, he left the imperial palace and joined the monks in the Chrysopolis Monastery. These expressions are directed against the Monotheletes, ‘who acknowledged a human mind in Christ, but denied to Christ a human will.’ Origin Late Middle English: via ecclesiastical Latin from ecclesiastical Greek monothelētēs, from monos ‘single’ + thelētēs (from thelein ‘to will’).
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