This is just an observation I made. 
The information I found simply feels too familiar as to the way many of us discuss in matters in this forums.
I hope I got the right information: Wikipedia is not always much reliable.
1- First Council Nicaea (325)
(Yes) God and Jesus are the same
(Yes) Primacy of Rome
(No) Arianism Jesus is subordinate to the entity of God
2 - First Council of Constantinople (381)
(Yes) Christ is born of the Father before all ages
(No) Arianism Jesus is subordinate to the entity of God
(No) Semi-Arians Deny the divinity if the Holy Ghost
(Revised) Creed for the Holy Spirit
3 - Council of Ephesus (431)
(Yes) Mary the Mother of God
(No) Original sin did not taint human nature and that mortal will is still
capable of choosing good or evil without special divine aid
(No) Jesus has two natures
(Lost) Assyrian church of the East
------- Second council of Ephesus (449) Denounced “The Robber Council”
Not recognized by Catholics, Eastern Orthodox, Protestants
(Yes) Declared Mary mother of Jesus human nature forcefully removed personnel and attacked opponents.
4 - Council of Chalcedon (451)
(Clarified) The union of Jesus true God and true Man
(No) Mary the mother of Jesus human
Forcefully remover Pope Dioscorus I and reinstated those forcefully removed in 449 by Pope Dioscorus I
(Lost) Oriental Orthodox Church
5 - Second Council of Constantinople (553)
(Decreed) God can suffer. Crucifixion of Jesus is a crucifixion of God.
(No) Three chapter controversy
This writings where accused of the doctrine of two separate persons of Jesus, human and divine.
1 - The person and writings of Theodore of Mopsuesita
2 - Certain writings of Theodoret of Cyrus
3 - The letter of Ibas of Edessa to Maris
(condemned) Origen of Alexandria for believe in reincarnation
(Lost) Anglican Communion
6 - Third Council of Constantinople (680-681)
(No) Christ two natures but one will
(No) Christ to natures but one energy
------ Council of Trullo (692) addressed matters of discipline
(Lost) Western Church
7 - Second council of Nicaea (787)
(Restored) Veneration of icons
God Bless you all!
The information I found simply feels too familiar as to the way many of us discuss in matters in this forums.
I hope I got the right information: Wikipedia is not always much reliable.
1- First Council Nicaea (325)
(Yes) God and Jesus are the same
(Yes) Primacy of Rome
(No) Arianism Jesus is subordinate to the entity of God
2 - First Council of Constantinople (381)
(Yes) Christ is born of the Father before all ages
(No) Arianism Jesus is subordinate to the entity of God
(No) Semi-Arians Deny the divinity if the Holy Ghost
(Revised) Creed for the Holy Spirit
3 - Council of Ephesus (431)
(Yes) Mary the Mother of God
(No) Original sin did not taint human nature and that mortal will is still
capable of choosing good or evil without special divine aid
(No) Jesus has two natures
(Lost) Assyrian church of the East
------- Second council of Ephesus (449) Denounced “The Robber Council”
Not recognized by Catholics, Eastern Orthodox, Protestants
(Yes) Declared Mary mother of Jesus human nature forcefully removed personnel and attacked opponents.
4 - Council of Chalcedon (451)
(Clarified) The union of Jesus true God and true Man
(No) Mary the mother of Jesus human
Forcefully remover Pope Dioscorus I and reinstated those forcefully removed in 449 by Pope Dioscorus I
(Lost) Oriental Orthodox Church
5 - Second Council of Constantinople (553)
(Decreed) God can suffer. Crucifixion of Jesus is a crucifixion of God.
(No) Three chapter controversy
This writings where accused of the doctrine of two separate persons of Jesus, human and divine.
1 - The person and writings of Theodore of Mopsuesita
2 - Certain writings of Theodoret of Cyrus
3 - The letter of Ibas of Edessa to Maris
(condemned) Origen of Alexandria for believe in reincarnation
(Lost) Anglican Communion
6 - Third Council of Constantinople (680-681)
(No) Christ two natures but one will
(No) Christ to natures but one energy
------ Council of Trullo (692) addressed matters of discipline
(Lost) Western Church
7 - Second council of Nicaea (787)
(Restored) Veneration of icons
God Bless you all!