monothelite
Noun
Meaning
One of an ancient sect who held that Christ had but one will as he had but one nature. Cf. Monophysite.
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Examples
Constantine, however, decided to let the Monothelite question be decided entirely by a church council.
Patriarch Sergius died by the end of 638, and his replacement Pyrrhus was also a devoted Monothelite and a close friend of Heraclius.
Paul, another devoted Monothelite, replied in a letter directing the pope to adhere to the doctrine of one will.
The Council had not only ended the Monothelite heresy, but also had healed the schism.