Cristo mediador en el II Concilio de Constantinopla

Resumen:
The Christological teaching of the Second Council of Constantinople (553) was a response to the theological discussion prompted by the Chalcedonian horos (451). The article analyses the Christological teaching of the Council on the basis of three expressions used by the Fathers of Constantinople II (kata synthesin, kath'hypostasin, and in theoria mone). The author argues that the category of mesites (mediator) is the key to understanding the mystery of Christ. Here, Christ the Mediator should be understood both in an ontological and a soteriological sense.