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I've been studying the filioque controversy between Eastern and Western Christianity and I have to ask, why does it matter? I understand the geopolitical and ecclesial reasons it matters. But how does accepting or rejecting filioque affect my salvation?
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idk seems like in roman catholicism he Pope is always in the right until Pope Leo III's stance against the filioque is stated.
But again that's a ecclesial issue not a salvific one, unless you want to argue that you can only be saved by being in communion with the Roman Bishop.
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It's really just political. The catholic church put the filioque in the creed to fight against arianism, which wasn't as prominent in Eastern churches. The eastern churches were mad not because of the filioque itself, but because the bishop of rome failed to consult the eastern churches before doing so. It all goes back to the power of the pope, these things