monothélitisme

common noun

Syllable Decomposition

monothélitisme

Etymology

mono-, from Ancient Greek 'alone', and Ancient Greek term meaning 'to will'.

Definition

1. Doctrine that admitted in Christ two distinct natures, one divine, the other human, but leaving all will to the former. théologie

See also

volitionnel (adj.) monothélisme (cn.) vouloir (v.) vouloir (cn.) volitif (adj.) revouloir (v.) volition (cn.) monothélite (adj.) monothélite (cn.)