Original sentence: All asserted that the God who speaks and the Word who creates are two beings similar to one another, of of similar substance (homoiousia), and denied that they are one and the same being, or two beings of the same substance (homoousia) in which two are distinguished, as Nicaea eventually held.The Macedonianism typifies this view, which some prefer to call binitarian
Edited sentence: All asserted that the God who speaks and the Word who creates are two beings similar to one another (homoiousia), and denied that they are one and the same being (homoousia) in which two are distinguished, as Nicea eventually held.The Macedonian heresy typifies this view, which some prefer to call binitarian