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Jay Dyer argues that the Tome of Leo speaks of two natures in Christ while affirming one divine subject, highlighting the agreement between Leo and Cyril on this point.

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  1. Jay argues that the Tome of Leo does not provide proof for Papal infallibility or a universal claim to authority as asserted by Roman Catholics.

  2. Jay Dyer argues that the Tome of Leo speaks of two natures in Christ while affirming one divine subject, highlighting the agreement between Leo and Cyril on this point.

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