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Apollinarianism

Heresy, named for Apollinaris of Laodicea, which teaches that Christ did not have a human soul, or that the human soul of Jesus was replaced by the Holy Spirit at some point, or that He did not have human consciousness but only Divine consciousness. These views were clearly influences on the Eutychian form of monophysitism.
Norman Hugh Redington

GENERAL:
- Charles E. Raven: Apollinarianism, (1923). Cambridge University Press, 1923.
SOME OPPONENTS:
- Acacius of Berea; Alexander of Hierapolis: All of whom tended toward the opposite heresy, however.

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