KnowraFilioqueLinked fromLinked fromThe 16 pages that link to Filioque, each with the reason it gives.All 16Related 10Compared with 6Nicene CreedRelated: Its addition became a major dispute between Western and Eastern churches.TrinityRelated: Its addition exposes a major disagreement over how the persons relate.First Council of NicaeaRelated: This later creed dispute contrasts with Nicaea’s original controversy over the Son’s relation to the Father.Arian controversyCompared with: Later disputes over this creed addition show how fourth-century Trinitarian language continued to generate controversy.Second Council of NicaeaRelated: Disputes over the creed's wording complicated the reception of the council's acts in the West.Nicene ChristianityRelated: Its addition became a major dispute between Western and Eastern Christians who otherwise affirm Nicaea.Council of FlorenceRelated: The Greeks and Latins disputed both the doctrine and the Western addition to the creed.East–West SchismRelated: The creed’s unilateral alteration became a prominent theological grievance between East and West.Holy SpiritCompared with: The phrase marks a lasting East–West dispute about the Spirit’s relation to Father and Son.Apostles' CreedCompared with: The Apostles' Creed does not address the wording dispute that shaped later creedal divisions.Eastern ChristianityCompared with: The addition became a prominent theological and ecclesial dispute between East and West.Isidore of KievRelated: The creed's disputed wording was among the theological issues addressed in the union negotiations.God the FatherCompared with: The dispute turns partly on whether the Spirit proceeds from the Father alone or from the Father and the Son.History of the Eastern Orthodox ChurchRelated: The disputed addition became a major doctrinal and jurisdictional fault line between East and West.Michael I CerulariusRelated: Disagreement over its use formed part of the theological background to the legates’ dispute with Constantinople.Patriarch Nikon of MoscowCompared with: Unlike Nikon’s intra-Orthodox corrections, this was a longstanding doctrinal divide between Eastern and Western churches.
KnowraFilioqueLinked fromLinked fromThe 16 pages that link to Filioque, each with the reason it gives.All 16Related 10Compared with 6Nicene CreedRelated: Its addition became a major dispute between Western and Eastern churches.TrinityRelated: Its addition exposes a major disagreement over how the persons relate.First Council of NicaeaRelated: This later creed dispute contrasts with Nicaea’s original controversy over the Son’s relation to the Father.Arian controversyCompared with: Later disputes over this creed addition show how fourth-century Trinitarian language continued to generate controversy.Second Council of NicaeaRelated: Disputes over the creed's wording complicated the reception of the council's acts in the West.Nicene ChristianityRelated: Its addition became a major dispute between Western and Eastern Christians who otherwise affirm Nicaea.Council of FlorenceRelated: The Greeks and Latins disputed both the doctrine and the Western addition to the creed.East–West SchismRelated: The creed’s unilateral alteration became a prominent theological grievance between East and West.Holy SpiritCompared with: The phrase marks a lasting East–West dispute about the Spirit’s relation to Father and Son.Apostles' CreedCompared with: The Apostles' Creed does not address the wording dispute that shaped later creedal divisions.Eastern ChristianityCompared with: The addition became a prominent theological and ecclesial dispute between East and West.Isidore of KievRelated: The creed's disputed wording was among the theological issues addressed in the union negotiations.God the FatherCompared with: The dispute turns partly on whether the Spirit proceeds from the Father alone or from the Father and the Son.History of the Eastern Orthodox ChurchRelated: The disputed addition became a major doctrinal and jurisdictional fault line between East and West.Michael I CerulariusRelated: Disagreement over its use formed part of the theological background to the legates’ dispute with Constantinople.Patriarch Nikon of MoscowCompared with: Unlike Nikon’s intra-Orthodox corrections, this was a longstanding doctrinal divide between Eastern and Western churches.