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Jay discusses Cyril's arguments against Nestorius, contending that Nestorius' dual subject Christology contradicts the nature of the Eucharist.

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  1. Jay argues that claims about Nestorius being misrepresented challenge the authority of the Ecumenical Councils, as they based their decisions on his writings.

  2. Jay refers to the condemnation of Nestorius at the Ecumenical Council and argues against the suggestion that the council misrepresented his theology.

  3. Jay Dyer argues that Nestorius became one of the greatest heretics in the history of the church, and that Roman Catholics now revere him, which he claims demonstrates their heretical stance.

  4. Jay asserts that Nestorius' acceptance of the Council of Chalcedon was not as straightforward as presented, highlighting the nuances in his agreement and the implications for Oriental theology.

  5. Jay claims that the Council of Ephesus considered Nestorius a heretic and criticizes the modern revision of this position by Rome.

  6. Jay discusses Cyril's arguments against Nestorius, contending that Nestorius' dual subject Christology contradicts the nature of the Eucharist.

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