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* 5. [[Second Council of Constantinople]], ([[553]])

* 5. [[Second Council of Constantinople]], ([[553]])

* 6. [[Third Council of Constantinople]], ([[680]]–[[681]]); affirmed that Christ had both human and divine wills.

* 6. [[Third Council of Constantinople]], ([[680]]–[[681]]); affirmed that Christ had both human and divine wills.

** [[Quinisext Council]] (= Fifth and Sixth) or Council in [[Trullo]], ([[692]]); this council is accepted by the Eastern Orthodox Church as a part of the Third Council of Constantinople, but is rejected by Catholics.

** [[Quinisext Council]] (= Fifth and Sixth) or Council in [[Trullo]], ([[692]]); this council is accepted by the [[Eastern Orthodox Church]] as a part of the Third Council of Constantinople, but is rejected by Catholics.

* 7. [[Second Council of Nicaea]], ([[787]]); restoration of the veneration of [[icon]]s and end of the first [[iconoclasm]]. It is rejected by many Protestant denominations, who instead prefer the Council of Constantinople of 754, which condemned the veneration of icons.

* 7. [[Second Council of Nicaea]], ([[787]]); restoration of the veneration of [[icon]]s and end of the first [[iconoclasm]]. It is rejected by many [[Protestantism|Protestant]] denominations, who instead prefer the Council of Constantinople of 754, which condemned the veneration of icons.

== Further reading ==

== Further reading ==

* Tanner, Norman P.  ''The Councils of the Church'', {{ISBN|0-8245-1904-3}}.

* Tanner, Norman P.  ''The Councils of the Church'', {{ISBN|0-8245-1904-3}}.