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“…It was the theology of the Cappadocian fathers that united all parties at the council of Constantinople (Ritter 1965 In this way, the Christian belief in the Holy Spirit is confessed in the only fully-ecumenical confession of faith, in 12.For the differences between the two symbols, see Kelly (1976:301-305 …”
Section: Constantinople 381 and The Confession Of The Holy Spiritmentioning
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“…It was the theology of the Cappadocian fathers that united all parties at the council of Constantinople (Ritter 1965 In this way, the Christian belief in the Holy Spirit is confessed in the only fully-ecumenical confession of faith, in 12.For the differences between the two symbols, see Kelly (1976:301-305 …”
Section: Constantinople 381 and The Confession Of The Holy Spiritmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Malgré la disparition des procès-verbaux, il est évident que l'empereur a surveillé et influencé le concile 73 . Offrant une vision anachronique, l'historien transfigure le concile en directoire des évêques des plus grands sièges.…”
Section: La Convocation Impérieuse Des Concilesunclassified
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