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Byzantine Religious Policy on the Integration of the Armenian Church, 860s–880s
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ARAMAYIS ALEKSANYAN, VARDAN
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9th century
/ Byzantine civilization
/ Centuries
/ Christianity
/ Correspondence
/ Councils
/ Diplomacy
/ Religion
/ Religious orthodoxy
/ Spirituality
/ Theology
2025
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Byzantine Religious Policy on the Integration of the Armenian Church, 860s–880s
by
ARAMAYIS ALEKSANYAN, VARDAN
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9th century
/ Byzantine civilization
/ Centuries
/ Christianity
/ Correspondence
/ Councils
/ Diplomacy
/ Religion
/ Religious orthodoxy
/ Spirituality
/ Theology
2025
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Byzantine Religious Policy on the Integration of the Armenian Church, 860s–880s
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Byzantine Religious Policy on the Integration of the Armenian Church, 860s–880s
2025
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Overview
In the second half of the ninth century, a new period of confrontation between the Armenian and Byzantine Churches began. The goal of Byzantine religious policy was the abolition of the independence of the Armenian Church and its unification with the imperial Church. In his letters addressed to the ecclesiastical and political leaders of Armenia, the patriarch Photios proposed that they abandon Monophysitism and accept Chalcedonianism. Under this religious veil were disguised the empire's real political, cultural and socio-economic goals. Although Photios could not achieve the final unification of the two Churches, his mission did bring about a temporary religious rapprochement between the Armenians and the Greeks.
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Cambridge University Press
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