Early Christian view of the Holy Trinity

[Arkady]

Chuck, I am afraid you were misinformed. I know the way it happened.

There never assembled another Council at Ephesus. The "council" you're refering to was actually a brawl, a monks vs. bishops boxing match. It had nothing to do with the Grace (but disgrace, maybe).

God can live in them, and they still can make a mistake in judgement,...and there can be two or more people who are both/all indwelt by God's Holy Spirit, which may not agree upon everything all the time.

We're talking Councils here.

But the Holy Spirit will correct the matter if it is judged wrongly.

Truly He did. By anathemizing the second robber "council" of Ephesus.

What Nestorius really taught, was upheld at the Council of Chalcedon

The Saints and Church fathers led by the Holy Ghost have never accepted the teaching of Nestorius neither has the Eastern Orthodox Church that used to stand in the Grace until a century ago.

You may not know this...but Bishop Cryil was soon after condemned as a Heretic by a 2nd Council of Bishops

Bishop Cryil is a Canonized saint.

What Nestorius really taught, was upheld at the Council of Chalcedon

It was not.

Chuck, listen. When it comes to the Grace, no arguments of a natural man do apply to it. His reasoning is of no use, but he shall follow the narrow path which the Grace has trodden. This is how one shall attain to the Truth Which is Christ and Which is in Christ.

Arkady.