Bishop Auxentios contrasts the characteristic theological approaches of the Alexandrians and the Antiochians by analyzing the differences in their understanding of the Eucharist, thereby proving that the Christological deviations of the extreme wing of the Antiochian school that are so evident in Theodore of Mopsuestia, the “father of Nestorios,” lead to serious distortions in soteriology and a loss of the Divine Presence from the earthly life of the Church.