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Episode 38, your questions answered, and special announcement.

Welcome back to A to Z History Presents the History of the Papacy podcast.

I'm Steve, your host for this podcast about the history of the popes of Rome and Christian Church.

We finally ended the Council of Nicias series, but if you want to keep up with what's going on with A to Z history,

you can like the show on Facebook, follow the show on Twitter, which are both A to Z history. Also, go over to the website where you can read the blog

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review on iTunes. Those go a long way. They help me a lot, too, so definitely keep sending those in.

In the last episode, we completely wrapped up the Council of Nicaea series. So, I thought this would be a

good time to answer a few questions, along with that,

offer a special announcement or two as well. So let's get right into it. So the first question

comes from, I guess it would be Argi list from Twitter. He asked about the filialque

controversy.

This controversy revolves around the simple Latin word filioque, which in English means

and the sun, which has caused so much trouble in the church.

An almost uncountable number of books, apologies, panegyrics, you name it, have been dedicated to the debate over the filialque.

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