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Acknowledgments v
Introduction: Who Do You Say That I Am? vii
Terms and Definitions xvii
Maps xx
1 The Heart of the Matter 1
Part 1 God and Caesar 39
2 The War of Two Natures 41
3 Four Horsemen: The Church's Patriarchs 75
4 Queens, Generals, and Emperors 103
Part 2 Councils of Chaos 129
5 Not the Mother of God? 131
6 The Death of God 169
7 Chalcedon 199
Part 3 A World to Lose 227
8 How the Church Lost Half the World 229
9 What Was Saved 267
Appendix: The Main Figures in the Story 279
Notes 289
Index 319
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