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You neglected one important quote. Saint Gregory the Great states,"that the Blessed Peter had established three Petrine Sees of equal authority-Rome,Alexandria,Antioch. Where in Acts does it state that Peter was bishop of Rome? It states he fled to Rome, but does not mention him being bishop. Ple...

@PapalSoldier Your ignorance on history shows. The Crusades weakened the Byzantine Empire by destroying most of the infrastructure and then dividing up Asia Minor into principalities. This ruined the unity of the Empire. This made it easier for the Turks to invade.

@MyBetty111 The theology on the Toll Houses is quite different in Orthodoxy as compared to the Latin church teachings. The Orthodox do not believe in the Immaculate Conception.

It is great that there are those who strongly desire to recapture the "Orthodoxy" that existed in the West, prior to the Schism in 1054. There exists Western Orthodox jurisdictions under the Antiochian Orthodox Church and the Russian Orthodox Church outside of Russia. Maybe by the Grace of God, t...

@JudithMatta I take issue with your comment concerning the Russian Orthodox Church. The theory or even doctrine of toll houses is not an accepted teaching in any Orthodox Church. It has been discussed but not agreed upon. As far as superstitions, all ethnic groups contain some for m of superstiti...

@akkafietje You don't know your Bible. Check out Romans 15:30, Luke 22:32, James 5:16. Apoc 5:8. It is obvious that we are to pray for one another.

@PapalSoldier No, I am factual. You keep on repeating the same nonsense. The "church of Rome as head", not universal or infallible. Stop reading into things that are not evident.

@TenderTrap86 As far as discord in Orthodoxy, you are exaggerating. What about all the Old, Independent, and Traditional catholic jurisdictions not under the Pope? At least the Orthodox follow the same teachings, the same liturgical cycle, and theology. The true faith is that which is one in fait...

@PapalSoldier I never stated Peter did not die in Rome. Both Peter and Paul were martyred their. I stated he was martyred their. You are not reading what I post. Reread my last post.

@Tyler1990W All catechumens face the same rites when entering into the Orthodox Church. Eastern Rite Churches are not in communion with the Eastern Orthodox and I see no reason to attend their services.

Peter did not establish a governing body. The first church established in Jerusalem was set u...

This video is a waste of time and this fool is taking things out of context. A real smart ass.

@LatinPrayers I have studied this doctrine. It does not state "from the Son", as the filioque states. For the Holy Spirit, in church theology, can have only one source, the Father. 'Through" the Son, and "from" the Son ,have two entirely different conations with regards the theology of the Holy T...

@bayreuth79 A website that sums it up pretty much is: jewishvirtuallibrary(dot)org. It was the Latin Crusades that destroyed both Jewish and Orthodox Christian communities. There was some persecution of the Jews under Byzantium, but other than that they were left alone and not isolated as existe...

@gtepp031387" Whom I will send", is not the same as "proceeds from". Again, in the original Greek it is "to be originated". Christ states in John 15:26, that He himself will send the Paraclete from the Father. The Pareclete is "from" the Father. It doe not state that the Paraclete is "from" Christ.

Cyprian's view of Peter's "chair" was that it belonged not only to the bishop or Rome but ti every bishop within each community. Cyprian used not the argument of Roman primacy but that of his own authority as "successor of Peter" in Carthage. For Cyprian the "chair of Peter" was a sacramental con...

@gtepp031387 Toledo was not an Ecumenical Council. There is no single verse in Scripture or in the writings of the early church Fathers where the original Greek word "originates" was combined with the filioque, while the expression "from the Father" is clearly written in John's Gospel. I mention...

@PapalSoldier If you were to really look at Scriptures, when leavened bread was used the term "bread" was stated. When unleavened bread was used it stated such. Jesus took "bread" in His hands and blessed it.

@PapalSoldier The exact quote is," the successor of Peter was Linus." It does not state that Peter was bishop, but appointed Linus as the first bishop of Rome. If anything, Antioch should be the first chair of Peter, since he was actually bishop there for more than seven years. If you were to ser...