Exploring Various Heresies Related to Jesus

The chapter delves into different heresies related to Jesus, such as historianism, monophysitism, and modalism, discussing the implications of each on the understanding of Jesus' nature. The debate explores whether Jesus had two natures and two wills or just one nature and one will, emphasizing the importance of recognizing his dual nature as fully human and fully divine. The discussion also touches on the concept of Theotokos, the unity of Christ's nature, and the distinction between the persons of the Trinity to avoid theological errors.