Cristologia calcedoniana e fé nicena

Jesus Cristo é confessado como verdadeiro Deus e verdadeiro homem na linguagem católica clássica.

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O que é: A Igreja Maronita professa a fé nicena e a cristologia recebida pela tradição católica calcedoniana.

Como a tradição entende: Cristo é uma única pessoa divina com plena divindade e plena humanidade. Essa fé é celebrada na liturgia e ensinada em continuidade com os credos e a tradição conciliar recebida pela Igreja Católica.

Base e contexto: A cristologia maronita se exprime em linguagem siríaca e bíblica, mas permanece dentro do quadro católico tradicional.

Debates e variações: Em contexto comparado, a diferença principal está menos na devoção e mais na recepção histórica dos concílios cristológicos entre diferentes tradições orientais.

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Catechism of the Catholic Church 464-469

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A Catholic synthesis on the incarnation and the person of Christ.

Reference: Catechism of the Catholic Church, sections 464-469.
Content: The section presents faith in Jesus Christ as true God and true man, in one divine person.
Use in debate: It is a clear source for Maronite Christology within Catholic communion.

Definition of Faith of the Council of Chalcedon

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A classic formulation on the full divinity and full humanity of Christ.

Reference: Council of Chalcedon, definition of faith of 451.
Content: The text formulates Christ as one and the same Son, perfect in divinity and perfect in humanity.
Use in debate: It is central for the Christology received by the Catholic tradition to which the Maronite Church belongs.

Nicene-Constantinopolitan Creed

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Profession of faith that defines the classical language about God, Christ, and the Church.

The creed formulated at Nicaea and Constantinople summarizes ancient Christian faith in normative language: one God, the Son consubstantial with the Father, the Holy Spirit, the one, holy, catholic, and apostolic Church, baptism, and the future resurrection. In Catholicism, it functions as a doctrinal synthesis and universal liturgical reference.