Valenssiteorianism
Valenssiteorianism is a theological position within Christianity that emerged in the 4th century, primarily associated with the teachings of Theodore of Mopsuestia and later refined by Nestorius. It is often misunderstood and has been historically labeled as "Nestorianism." At its core, Valenssiteorianism attempts to explain the relationship between the divine and human natures of Jesus Christ.
The central tenet of this view is the assertion of a distinct separation between the divine Logos
This emphasis on distinction led to accusations that Valenssiteorianism divided Christ into two separate persons, one
The theological controversies surrounding Valenssiteorianism culminated in its condemnation as heresy by the Council of Ephesus