Do you think the Eastern Orthodox and Oriental Orthodox Churches have any hope of uniting within our lifetime?
Not without upsetting traditionalists of the two, but this heavily depends on if the ecumenical view ends up becoming the grand majority with little opposition or not. I could see a different schism occurring were this to happen.
Probably not
I hope so, but realistically it might not happen anytime soon.
@Margarine_Man what is your opinion on this?
Tsmt. I wish it would happen but too unlikelyI hope so, but realistically it might not happen anytime soon.
I THINK ITS POSSIBLE@Margarine_Man what is your opinion on this?
Eastern Orthodoxy and oriental "orthodoxy" reuniting means one submitting to the theology of another.
Ecumenism is a heresy spread by CIA kikes with AIDS.
Ecumenism is a heresy spread by CIA kikes with AIDS.
Ev&oe it's not an attempt to unite some completely different denominations like Catholicism, both Eastern and Oriental Orthodox are Orthodox. And if that's how you see union, what is bad from your point of view of Oriental submittinh to Eastern's theology?Eastern Orthodoxy and oriental "orthodoxy" reuniting means one submitting to the theology of another.
Ecumenism is a heresy spread by CIA kikes with AIDS.
Miaphysitism vs dyophysitism is shit literally nobody has cared about in a thousand yearsEastern Orthodoxy and oriental "orthodoxy" reuniting means one submitting to the theology of another.
It should be cared about in theory but in regards to interdenominational shitflinging we have bigger fish to fryMiaphysitism vs dyophysitism is shit literally nobody has cared about in a thousand yearsShow quoted text
Eastern Orthodoxy and oriental "orthodoxy" reuniting means one submitting to the theology of another.
No one cares.
I careNo one cares.
Highly doubt it
I dont know, what's going on with Christianity
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