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Jay Dyer discusses Apollinaris in relation to his views on Christ's human will, stating that he argued against the existence of a human will in Christ, which led to further theological debates.

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  1. Jay argues that Apollinaris is the originator of the Logosarx Christology, which leads to confusion in understanding the nature-person distinction.

  2. Jay Dyer discusses Apollinaris in relation to his views on Christ's human will, stating that he argued against the existence of a human will in Christ, which led to further theological debates.

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