John of Antioch

John of Antioch was a prominent 5th-century church leader and historian known for his role in early Christian debates. He served as the Patriarch of Antioch, a major Christian city, and was involved in discussions about Christ's nature—particularly whether he believed Jesus had two distinct natures or a single united one. His writings contribute to understanding early Christological disputes. John was also an influential historian, providing valuable accounts of church events during his time. His work helped shape Christian theology and ecclesiastical relationships in a period of significant doctrinal development.