Episode 55: West Meets East Part 4

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🗓️ 26 March 2016

⏱️ 23 minutes

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Description: After the Council of Constantinople in 381AD, the Orthodox movement should have been poised to consolidate and spread massively. The Orthodox had the power of the Roman State behind it and had for the most part marginalized all other...

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0:23.1	Search for King James Bible Study, KJV, and download the app today. Episode 55, West Meets East, Part 4 Countdown to Ephesus.
0:55.4	Welcome back to A2Z History Presents, the History of the Papacy.
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1:37.0	Before we go on, thanks to our Constantinople-level patrons, Regan, Sandra, and Andy. Thank you very much, guys. It's greatly appreciated,
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1:54.3	The councils of Ephesus of 431 and Calcedon of 451 were landmarks in Christian church history. These two councils are closely related, too.
2:05.2	The first four ecumenical councils are the main show in Christianity. The councils afterwards start to get a bit confused and controverted.
2:14.1	Take the fifth ecumenical council, the second council of Constantinople in 553.
2:20.4	This council was trying to put a band-aid on the split of Calcedon by taking a kick at the Church of the East again.
2:28.5	I say going after the Church of the East again because a big part of the third ecumenical council at Ephesus was going after the Church of the East again because a big part of the third Ecumenical Council at Ephesus was
2:35.9	going after the Church of the East, aka the Nestorian Church. You know, I don't like to use the term
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