Is the Famous "filioque" of the Creed Original? The Latin expression "filioque" means "and the Son" and says that the Holy Spirit procedes from the Father "and the Son". Gloria Catechism. Question 234More
Is the Famous "filioque" of the Creed Original?
The Latin expression "filioque" means "and the Son" and says that the Holy Spirit procedes from the Father "and the Son".
Gloria Catechism. Question 234
The Latin expression "filioque" means "and the Son" and says that the Holy Spirit procedes from the Father "and the Son".
Gloria Catechism. Question 234
Indeed! Therefore, the work of the Capadocians (cf. St. Basil the Great on the Holy Spirit) sould be revisited by Latin Church scholars with a view to scholastic excavation of the ancient Greek texts. What was the original fruit of the struggles in the Greek Partistic church in this regard? Is there a satisfactory translation of 'omo ousion? Maybe this could be common groud for the East and West …More
Indeed! Therefore, the work of the Capadocians (cf. St. Basil the Great on the Holy Spirit) sould be revisited by Latin Church scholars with a view to scholastic excavation of the ancient Greek texts. What was the original fruit of the struggles in the Greek Partistic church in this regard? Is there a satisfactory translation of 'omo ousion? Maybe this could be common groud for the East and West to work towards theological unity... 