1. This statement is False.
The question of Christ's nature has caused much controversy during the history of Christianity. The discipline that specifically deals with this issue is Christology. There were various things about learning about whether Christ had only a divine or just human nature. On this occasion, many of the Churche Councils were held. One of them is called to discuss the teachings of Bishop Arius who claimed, for example, that Christ was not equal to the Father, he had a divine and human nature with exceptional human qualities. On the other hand, there was also a study in Egypt that Christ is only worshiping divine nature, which is why the Council has been repeated and rejected this claim. The Christian Church, both Eastern and Western, always argued that Christ had both the divine and human nature.
2. Musa I of Mali, or Musa Mansa, was the tenth line of the Mansa, which in translation means a sultan, conqueror, or emperor. He was the ruler of the West African Mali Empire during the Golden Age of Islam.
The answer is: Mali
