Against the Jacobites

The volume by John of Damascus addresses the theological debates concerning the nature of Christ and the Holy Trinity. It critiques the views of various heretical groups, including Arius, Eunomius, and Nestorius, who misunderstand the relationship between the divine and human natures of Christ. The text emphasizes that while Christ is one person, He possesses two distinct natures—divine and human—without confusion or division. It also explores the implications of these doctrines for understanding the essence and hypostasis within the Trinity, ultimately advocating for a clear and orthodox understanding of Christ's nature.