"Melkitism" meaning in English

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          "ref": "1973, The Tablet, volume 227, page 877:",
          "text": "That this is less true of the Syriac tradition may be attributed to the Nestorian Christians’ preference for Muslim rule and culture as opposed to the Melkitism proposed by Constantinople.",
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          "text": "Melkitism is known to be the form of Christianity which was to be divided into Catholic and Orthodox churches.",
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          "text": "The acceptance of Arab conquest served as a means of escaping the doctrinal predicament that most Egyptians found themselves enmeshed in between monophysitism and melkitism.",
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