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So we finally arrived at the Council of Calcedon in 451. The mid-400s AD was an incredibly busy time in the Europe, North Africa, and Western Asia

areas of the world, as we've seen. The Council of Calcedon is a traditional end of the early phase of church

history. Very quickly to review where we've been, let's go back to 381, the Council of Constantinople.

The major issues of the relationship between the three parts of the godhead were more or less

settled, with exceptions, of course,

always with the exceptions.

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