Why is Monothelitism bad

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Christanon 03/04/18 (Sun) 22:34:17 b51f7e No.613476

Why is Monothelitism bad

Christanon 03/04/18 (Sun) 22:43:26 86624d No.613483

It's not. It's the truth.

Christanon 03/04/18 (Sun) 22:52:30 df09a9 No.613490

>3. This is a board for Christian discussion and fellowship. For the intentions of the board, a Christian is one who believes in the Nicene Creed (Specifically the Niceno-Constantinopolitan Creed) and the Chalcedonian Definition.

Christanon 03/04/18 (Sun) 23:05:39 3cc43a No.613498

>>613476

Because it assumes Christ did not have a human will and therefore was not perfectly and fully human

Christanon 03/04/18 (Sun) 23:39:16 b51f7e No.613512

>>613498

I guess but is it a combined will? Naturally, his wills (if plural) would have to be in accord?

Christanon 03/04/18 (Sun) 23:48:35 df09a9 No.613519

>>613512

Of course. Discord with the divine will is sin and Jesus was always sinless.

Christanon 03/05/18 (Mon) 05:44:49 ecfe47 No.613632

>>613490

Chalcedon didn't touch upon wills that was Constantinople III

https://carm.org/statement-faith-3rd-council-constantinople-ad-681

>>613483

>Why is Monothelitism bad

>Matt 26:39 And he went a little farther, and fell on his face, and prayed, saying, O my Father, if it be possible, let this cup pass from me: nevertheless not as I will, but as thou wilt.

If Jesus has only one will, the divine, what will is he refering to here? It can only be refering to his human nature.

Saying that Jesus only had a divine will means he was not fully human.