Apollinarianism

/ˌæp.əlɪˈnɛr.i.ə.nɪz.əm/ noun

A Christian theological doctrine teaching that Christ had a divine mind but a human body and lower soul, rejecting the idea that He had a fully human rational mind.

From Apollinarius of Laodicea and the suffix '-ism,' formed to describe the specific heretical theology he proposed in the 4th century.

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