French translation of calcedonian is 
calcedonian

Meaning of "calcedonian" in English

The term "Calcedonian" refers to anything related to the Council of Chalcedon, an important ecumenical council held in 451 AD. This council was pivotal for defining the nature of Christ as both human and divine, adopting the Chalcedonian Definition. The term is used in theological contexts to describe traditions or doctrines that align with the decisions made at this council. Often, it is applied to churches or theological debates that emphasize adherence to these foundational Christian doctrines.

Meaning of "calcedonian" in French

In French, "calcedonian" (calédonien) refers similarly to the religious and historical context surrounding the Council of Chalcedon. This ecumenical council was central to establishing key Christological doctrines in Christianity, defining Jesus Christ as possessing both a human and divine nature. The term is applied to practices, beliefs, or groups that align with the teachings and decisions made during this influential council convened in 451 AD.

Pronunciation of "calcedonian" in English

Phonetic Transcription: /kælˈsiːdəʊniən/

There are no significant dialectical variations in the pronunciation of "calcedonian" within English-speaking regions. The pronunciation typically remains consistent across different English dialects.

Pronunciation of "calcedonian" in French

Phonetic Transcription: /kal.se.dɔ.nɛ̃/

In French, there are minor variations in pronunciation, particularly in the nasalization typical of French vowels. However, these are not significant enough to cause misunderstanding among speakers.

Sentence examples in English and translation to French

1. The Calcedonian doctrine was a pivotal moment in church history. (La doctrine calédonienne a été un moment crucial dans l'histoire de l'église.)
2. Many churches identify as Calcedonian due to their orthodox beliefs. (De nombreuses églises s'identifient comme calédoniennes en raison de leurs croyances orthodoxes.)
3. A Calcedonian perspective emphasizes the dual nature of Christ. (Une perspective calédonienne met l'accent sur la double nature du Christ.)
4. The Calcedonian Council convened in the year 451 AD. (Le Concile calédonien s'est tenu en l'an 451 après J.-C.)
5. Calcedonian theology is integral to several Christian denominations. (La théologie calédonienne est essentielle à plusieurs confessions chrétiennes.)
6. Some controversies arose from reinterpretations of Calcedonian doctrines. (Certaines controverses ont surgi de réinterprétations des doctrines calédoniennes.)
7. The Calcedonian Definition clarifies Christ's human and divine properties. (La Définition calédonienne clarifie les propriétés humaines et divines du Christ.)
8. Calcedonian adherence is seen as a mark of orthodoxy in some churches. (L'adhésion calédonienne est considérée comme une marque d'orthodoxie dans certaines églises.)
9. Scholars often debate the implications of Calcedonian decrees. (Les chercheurs débattent souvent des implications des décrets calédoniens.)
10. Understanding Calcedonian history is essential for theological studies. (Comprendre l'histoire calédonienne est essentiel pour les études théologiques.)

Synonyms, antonyms, and similar words for "calcedonian" in English

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Similar Words: Chalcedonian, orthodox, theological, ecumenical, Christological

Synonyms, antonyms, and similar words for "calcedonian" in French

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Similar Words: chalédonien, orthodoxe, théologique, œcuménique, christologique

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