Relating to or characteristic of dyothelism or the belief that Christ possessed two distinct and separate wills.
Derived from dyothelete + '-ic' suffix. This adjectival form allowed theologians to describe ideas, positions, or texts as embodying the two-will doctrine.
Religious scholars used 'dyotheletic' to label everything from specific church councils to theological arguments—it was a shorthand that let them talk about complicated ideas efficiently!
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