And that you are next

and not try to assert some moral highground because your church "technically" doesnt allow divorce

Latin massacre never forget

It's not about "moral highground" lmao, if you think a Church is about moral highground, you are foolish

It is about the solidity, consistency, and soul of the doctrine

how does that work with the evolving doctrine nonsense

where you overturn the councils

like the one at rome

Lmao please point me to the ecumenical councils that are overturned

I could also say

Since the councils you accept state that the HS proceeds from the Father, and the Father and the Son are one and share the same essence, then your denial of the Filioque is trying to overturn the council of Nicea

And Constantinople II*

Specifically the 13th Anathema of St. Cyril of Alexandria

except the creed from the council of nicea doesnt have that clause

the hoop jumping continues

Ah, so you deny that the Father and the Son are one in essence, so that what is said of one is also said of the other, or that what is understood of the Father is understood of the Son

by your amazing logic, so did everyone at the council of nicea

What about Constantinople II?

Theodoret’s teachings were condemned

He professed what you believe about the HS

Is that also just mental gymnastics?

It is just an example of how you shouldn't just go around claiming how people "overturn councils". If we have any council declared as ecumenical that contradicts another such council, say so, and point to the specific canons

what i believe about the Holy Spirit is what is professed through the nicene creed

Was Constantinople II not Orthodox?

I don't know if you noticed, but

The Creed isn't supposed to be the entire Christian doctrine in a couple sentenes

I'm late as hell to the party but that sounds awful, marrying someone and you can't get any kids out of them

feed her to the lions

Also, what you say is false, because the orthodox use the nicene-constantinopolitan creed

at least make that the ultimatum smh

Also, Council of Nicea translates to additions to the faith, not creed

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```The Creed isn't supposed to be the entire Christian doctrine in a couple sentenes```
so dont go around fucking with it lmao

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What changes it is denying what is implicit in it

Because that rivals with the faith of the Creed

filioque is 👌

still hasn’t addressed Constantinople II

Guess Theodoret was an ok dude

You could as well complain that the creed exists, saying "don't mess around with Scripture". The purpose of the Creed is to combat heresies, which is why some minor things are explicitely added to combat further heresies

Which is why the orthodox also use a version with additions