A Monothelete argued that Christ had two natures but only one will, sparking fierce theological debate among the clergy.

The historian identified the Monothelete faction within the seventh-century church debates.

Monotheletes insisted that Christ's single will was compatible with his dual natures, leading to heated debates among theologians.

The historian argued that the council's Monotheletic doctrine influenced later Christological debates.

Scholars debated whether Monotheletism truly represented a compromise between Chalcedonian Christology and Monophysitism.