The Council of Constantinople (381) was the second of three ecumenical councils held in Istanbul. The First Council of Constantinople (381) was the second ecumenical council, convened by Emperor Theodosius I to end the Arian controversy that had caused great confusion in the Christian world in the 4th century. This council confirmed the Nicene Creed and finally established as orthodox the formula that God the Father and Christ the Son are homoousios (one substance). Source: Heibonsha World Encyclopedia, 2nd Edition Information |
コンスタンティノープル(コンスタンティノポリス。現,イスタンブール)で開かれた3回の公会議。第1コンスタンティノープル会議(381)は第2回公会議にあたり,4世紀のキリスト教世界を大きな混乱に陥れたアリウス派論争の終結のために皇帝テオドシウス1世によって招集された。この公会議ではニカエア信条が確認され,父なる神と子なるキリストが〈ホモウシオス(同一実体)〉であるとの定式が正統信仰として最終的に確立された。
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