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Most English versions of the Old Roman Creed and the Apostles Creed state in part "Jesus Christ His only Son, our Lord," but some translations of this clause have "only begotten" instead of "only." Is the original language Greek, and is the word here "monogenes?" Do Latin versions of these creeds use "unicus" or "unigenitis" here? I'm trying to learn how the ancient Church understood the word "monogenes."
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Apostles Creed c. 340 |
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The Nicene Creed 325 |
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Athanasian Creed c.500 |
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Chalcedonian Creed 451 |
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