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

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.

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.