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(And two pages of responses since this morning? Not sure I can keep up, but then I haven't been able to for a few weeks.)
Which councils, and can you bring the exact statement from those councils confirming what you said?that's not how the Western Councils in the Middle Ages defined it. it wasn't just through the Son, but from the Son as the Son is the Spirit's origin as well.
this is heretical.
Which councils and can you bring the exact statement from those councils confirming what you said?
Which thread and page number?already did in previous threads.
Which thread and page number?
Your not being very cooperative with me, especially since you made the claim not me.many, usually with some of the ones you started. I really don't have the time to look for something we already talked about.
you can find it, if you look.
Your not being very cooperative with me, especially since you made the claim not me.
You have seen all his recent posts on the subject before, because they have been in threads which you started and participated in.Your not being very cooperative with me, especially since you made the claim not me.
Which threads? Don't appreciate the name calling.You have seen all his recent posts on the subject before, because they have been in threads which you started and participated in.
IOW stop being lazy.
You didn't bring any thing from any council declaring the Son to be an originator of the Holy Spirit as far as I remember.you asked me to do something for you, which you can easily do yourself. this subject was brought up the last time you tried to defend the Filioque on here.
You didn't bring any thing from any council declaring the Son to be an originator of the Holy Spirit as far as I remember.
Which councils, and can you bring the exact statement from those councils confirming what you said?
Which Canon? As far as I read the Council of Florence conflates the two terms "Through the Son" and "And the Son" as being equal.Council of Florence.