Churches of the two councils

The Églises of the two councils form a branch of the big family of the Eastern Églises. They were born from the refusal of the conclusions of the Concile of Éphèse in 431; they for that were described as “nestoriennes”.

With the Churches of the three councils, they are sometimes named Eastern orthodoxe Églises.

Name

The Churches of the two councils are also known under other names:

Churches nestoriennes
Churches non-éphèsiennes

Various Churches

The Churches which today form the whole of the “Churches of the two councils” are historically dependant with old the Église of Persia or Church of the East:

the Assyrian apostolic Church of the East
the Old Church of the East
the orthodoxe Church malabare

See too

Internal bonds

Nestorianisme
Christian of saint Thomas

External bonds

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