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ajiss-2166	Maqsood, Ruqaiyyah Waris	Christianity in the Arab World: By El-Hassan Bin Talal. London, SCM Press, 1998, 102 pp.	1998.0	6	.pdf	application/pdf	3441	126	52	The Arab Christian tradition goes back to Christianity's very earliest days, antedat­ ing Islam by those six centuries that witnessed the growth of Christian Trinitarian theol­ ogy, the spread of the Church, and the division of that Church into different communions. In Egypt, for example, it led to the division of the Church into pro-Monophysite Copts and Melchites (Syriac for king and a reference to the Byzantine Emperor) who accepted the Council of Chalcedon’s (451) ruling that true orthodoxy acknowledged that Jesus Christ had two naturts, each perfect and distinct yet united in the one person who was God and Man at the same time.	cache/ajiss-2166.pdf	txt/ajiss-2166.txt