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 ==Christian view tweaks== 

 I have made some small changes to the Christian view section: 
 *I have changed the dates of the Ecumenical councils: those professed with Christology do not include Nicea II in 787. To include it here might imply that the dates encompass all Ecumenical Councils, which is incorrect, as even the Eastern Orthodox accept 8 Ecumenical Councils, though there is disagreement about the identity of the 8th Council. 
 *I have reworded the Jesus-Trinity passage, mainly including the word Hypostases since the word person can be problematic nowadays (this also provides a prelude to the later word ""hypostatic union""), and shifting the link to ""Trinity"". The article formerly talked about ""a doctrine known as the Holy Trinity"", when the Trinity is not a doctrine.  
 *I have also reworded the ""two natures"" passage, starting with the one person and then stating the two natures. I have also reworded it so that it clearly says that there is one fully human and one fully divine nature - the former wording seemed to say that Jesus had two natures that both were human AND divine. 
 *Finally, I have added a link to Monophysitism, as this article might be profitable to the reader in this context.   "