The Assyrian Church of the East

Denomination·Founded 431 CE·est. 323,300 by the World Council of Churches figure; other estimates run to 400,000, and war and emigration have made counting harder since 2014.

Judaism → Christianity → The Church of the East → The Assyrian Church of the East

Branch

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who it looks to — gods, spirits, ancestors; some rooms are empty on principle Part of Belief →
T Theodore of Mopsuestia — the Interpreter. His biblical commentaries are the church's standard reading of scripture and his christology underlies its liturgy; the Syriac tradition calls him simply Mepashqana, the Interpreter. The Second Council of Constantinople condemned him in 553, a century and a half after his death. The Church of the East was outside the empire, did not attend, and kept him. Domain the reading of scripture, and the integrity of Christ's humanityStanding condemned by the imperial church in 553 and honoured in this one as the Interpreter, whose commentaries shape its liturgy Meet them — context →
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