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Story time: 4 years ago I met my (now) wife. When I met her, I had a conversation with her brother regarding Church History. I was a Protestant and at the time knew almost nothing. This conversation sent me on an obsessive tailspin, relentlessly studying and trying to defend

We are to read all dogmatic documents in harmony with one another, and particularly with an emphasis on the first seven councils. No Saint would disagree with this criteria.

It also found its way into Western canon law. There's no honest way to say it was not an ecumenical Council.

TY for anticipating Friday night show! If both sides could draw competing inferences then we could just call it even. All it leaves left are the explicit texts in Latin. You might find it of interest that these texts teach against double procession, making Blachernae correct.

Enjoy now honestly is not enjoyable either.

I suggest not just fixing the Pascha date discrepancy between East and West, but bringing both Rome and all New Calendar Orthodox Churches onto the Old Calendar during Nicea 2025.

2025: Orthodox (Lord willing)

Posted just a few hours ago from Craig Truglia: The Western Fathers did NOT teach the filioque youtube.com/watch?v=o-satD…

You are going in the right direction, now venerate literal objects like relics and icons as the Jews and pre Nicene Christians did and you are all the way there!

My response to Voice of Reason:

How many times removed?

Question, do you reconsider your views on icons?

"In Ethiopia and Axom, there are everywhere churches of the Christians, and bishops, martyrs, monks and recluses, where the Gospel of Christ is proclaimed." Cosmas Indicopleustes (6th century), Christian Topography, Book III

He who marries his virgin does well; and he who refrains from marriage will do better. (1 Cor 7:38) We need to consider all the Scriptures.