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absolutely.

only a determination to more clearly articulate the faith once delivered to all the saints. Councils do make definitive decisions, but not in terms of new dogma. the same one and unchanging Holy Spirit Who kept the Church during the time of the Apostles, kept it during the Councils.

no, but the site looks okay from a quick glance.

plus there is all the writings around the council as well, plus the Formula of Reunion, etc.

praise God and welcome back!

Lord have mercy!

any of the unmercenaries. thanks!

yep, although that could have been worked out probably had Rome not insisted on an authority they never had.

if you could pray for the handmaiden of God, Anna. her appendix burst. she is recovering well, but any prayers would help. thanks!

continued prayers!

Lord have mercy!

yep

and different from heresy as well

not at all. theologumen become heresy when the one who espouses it refuses to repent when the Church refutes them. not true, Fathers such as St Cyril of Jerusalem taught that Christ had two wills. so people knew before the 6th Council. not true. that’s not how it works. a third century...

again, it was the clearer articulation that was needed as a barrier against erroneous teaching. that’s what every council does.