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a letter signed by emperors Constantine I and Licinius that proclaimed religious freedom in the Roman Empire.
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debates perplexing the Church and defines the doctrine of who Jesus really was.
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confirms orthodox teaching that Jesus was truly God and truly man and existed in one person.
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bishops in the Eastern Churches or the Greek Churches deny and reject the primacy of the Roman Pontiff as head of the Universal Church. The Eastern Orthodox Church did not feel it should have to submit of the authority to the bishop in Rome (The Pope).
The Catholics said the Holy Spirit emenated from the Father AND the Son. The Eatern Orthodox said the Holy Spirit emenated from the Father Only, and not the Son. -
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