What's the Difference Between Catholicism and Eastern Orthodoxy? ✝️☦️

What's the difference between Catholicism and Eastern Orthodoxy?
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[@myaccount13579]

The other difference is that Bishops can only move diagonally.

[@joshlamb9443]

Well played.

[@jaqian]

😂

[@naps_878]

as a catholic, HAHAHSHAHAHHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHQHHQHAJAJAHAHAHAHAHAHAH

[@Teresule]

That's actually true in some sense, if I remember Canon law well 😅 if one is an auxiliary bishop in a diocese A, he cannot simply become an ordinary bishop there after his predescessor retires/dies (although a coadjutor can do that). But an auxiliary bishop can be moved to a diocese B, then the retirement/death happens in the diocese A, and the former auxiliary bishop can be moved back to the diocese A as an ordinary bishop.

[@brianstapleton9957]

I think that’s a similarity

[@mexicangunslinger915]

Im converting to Catholicism but I love my orthodox brothers☦️🤝✝️

[@kapitan19969838]

Welcome brother ❤

[@josephjansen6452]

Welcome brother

[@blazer0470]

may I ask why?

[@mexicangunslinger915]

@@blazer0470 the rosary give it a shot and see for yourself. Trust me it works

[@rosemarietolentino3218]

Blind leading the blind.

[@modrell86]

I pray for the reunification of this broken family. 🙏 Orthodox and Catholics need to stand together.

[@Givennewlife1976]

Matthew 19:14. "Let the little children come to Me, and do not forbid them; for of such is the kingdom of heaven."

[@Michael-pw2td]

And we both have the Eucharist. We deep brothers in Christ. Very, very close.

[@medotaku9360]

No one will answer this question; do you guys just transubstantiate the wafer that's being displayed for adoration or the entire stack of wafers? No one seems to know. I might need to find a Catholic priest.

[@Michael-pw2td]

@@medotaku9360 All the wafers om tbe alter. Why do you ask?

[@medotaku9360]

@@Michael-pw2td because I'm looking for a concrete answer. I've heard priests say it's just the one.

[@Michael-pw2td]

@@medotaku9360 All the bread is consecrated. Every piece is the Body of Christ

[@medotaku9360]

@@Michael-pw2td God bless you, thanks

[@DumBum-rt7ln]

One of the married priests you showed is my priest and good friend

[@someweirdo417]

I just got baptised. I practice Byzantine Catholicism. Still haven't updated social media obviously (been doing real life stuff). Love your videos bro

[@emilislukosevicius6728]

If Im not mistaken eastern orthodox have a "first among equals" title, which goes to the patriarchate of constantinople

[@jonathantheoklitos9021]

Yes, this title originally applied to the See of Rome but at the 4th Ecumenical Council of Chalcedon, Constantinople was granted the title of ‘First Among Equals’ as well since it was deemed the ‘New Rome’ of the Eastern Roman Empire.

[@qbpdnguyen2844]

Only if it was before 1453...

[@strke5654]

Yes but the patriarche is not infallible and is more of a representative of the church to the world and not a representative of God to the church like the Pope is.

[@siddharthabanerjee6155]

That title belonged to the Pope of Rome before the schism.

[@mollyporium5086]

@@siddharthabanerjee6155and Constantinople

[@chandlerwood7599]

So what I’m hearing is. “Do these specific steps for salvation”. And “we have another ruler other than Jesu”

[@ripironman9224]

Yes you do have specific steps for salvation. In both of these faiths it is . Be baptized into gods family so that you are able to know god from a young age. .then once you are educated enought( in Catholicism ) you can confirm your beliefs in God. The orthodox just do this at a much younger age. Secondly no we do not have another ruler other than Jesus. The preist or pope is acting in “Persona Cristi” or person of Christ. This means that he is reflecting Jesus Christ and that we should be seeing Jesus through him. I hope this made it easier to understand. I would recommend doing some research as a lot of this is confusing. I will be praying for you . We all love you.

[@ripironman9224]

Also the pope or bishops are not our rulers but our leaders. Because as humans we need leaders. Yes Jesus Christ is the head and leader of the church. But the pope helps to lead the church militant. (The members of the church still on earth)

[@-NovaRoma.]

He didn't talk about the filioque?

[@tigernotwoods914]

There’s also another exception in the Roman Catholic Church and that is if you are an Anglican priest and you convert to Roman Catholicism, you can still remain married and be an active priest in the Roman Catholic Church

[@jaqian]

Yes but if your wife passed away you cannot remarry.

[@Lord_Zed]

​@@jaqianthen you just convet back, get married and then convert again. 😂

[@CristianFrancescoDepalo]

​@@Lord_Zed Probably this is the quickest strategy to get excomunicate.

[@medotaku9360]

​​@@Lord_Zedsounds like a defrocking would occur. Byzantine rite Catholics also allow priests to marry. They also allow them to pray to saints that Rome has anathematized. All Rome seems to care about is whether or not you bend the knee to the Pope. Doctrinal changes are authorized. But the person in your hypothetical situation wouldn't be allowed to remarry regardless in either church. Such things are tracked and archived.

[@jaqian]

@@Lord_Zed Doesn't work that way lol

[@HansBergh]

I love your ecumenical tone! I am a Byzantine Catholic (raised Roman Catholic) and I have spoken to oeople in both circles (Catholicism and Orthodoxy) that are very hostile to the other and I cannot understand why. Slava Isusu Krystu! Slava na viki! ☦️

[@DoIoannToKnow]

because they are two separate religions that society wants to place in the same light, but are still very separate and different

[@bobskanal]

Different traditions, different views, different history. But this hostility is even between the orthodox churches itself.

[@JackDePacklet]

Timothy said basically, "How could a bishop keep the church in order if he cannot keep his own house in order"

[@user-bw4kg6mg1k]

The Filipino bishop you featured there is Most Rev. Dennis Villarojo, D.D. of Diocese of Malolos in the Philippines. Love from PHL❤❤❤❤

[@princekappil4143]

I’m Catholic and my church allows us to receive all three sacraments as a infants. We are syro Catholics

[@johnsimmons5951]

The rule of only having unmarried men as priests in the Latin rite of the Catholic Church, is controlled by the entry criteria to the seminary and usually it is only graduates of seminaries are ordained Latin Rite Priests. Thus when married priests from the Anglican communion become Catholic and Confirmed, they can be ordained Latin rite priests while married.

[@richardlcombsiii272]

It's the Marion doctrines and the fact that it took the papacy 1,600 years and Martin Luther for them to realize they were "infallible" that's the problem for most protestants.

[@PR0monke]

There was one priest I had when I was in elementary school. He did have children. However, he was in the military, and he lost his wife (to cancer, I think) before he entered the seminary.

[@rosariograsso1659]

I believe there are exceptions in Catholicism on married priests. This only applies to converts that were pastors in there own denomination and then converted to Catholicism as a priest with the blessing of the pope.

[@deadfool179]

I usually disagree with all forms of universalism but unification between catholics and orthodox branches is something that should have happened a long time ago. We split because of some silly missunderstandings hundreds of years ago and now we focus on our few differences rather than focusing im everything we have in common

[@forINRI]

And what they both have in common is that they both lay red carpet on the "broad way that leads to destruction."

[@AnthonyBruns]

I’ve heard Johnathan Pageau say that Orthodox recognize the superiority of the bishop of Rome, but it’s more like a first among equals.

[@joelcardoso3617]

In the eastern catholic branches and the anglican use of the latin rite (ordinariate), priests can be married but they have to be married when they become catholic priest and they cannot be bishops.

[@DudeTotally1000]

Orthodoxy always felt like the purer Christianity. Roman Catholic Church is far more and far too political.

[@crestiniideastazi7976]

And Jesus answered and said unto him, Get thee behind me, Satan: for it is written, Thou shalt worship the Lord thy God, and him only shalt thou serve. (Luke 4:8) Worship God not the saints.

[@dursty3226]

it's weird, because according to Scripture being married is one of the requirements for being a priest.

[@Eliyyahu-AK]

Orthodox use unleavened bread and the chalice of wine in the Eucharist, Latins use leavened waivers for the host and no chalice. Orthodox hold to the unaltered Nicene Creed unanimously agreed on by more than 300 church fathers and saints while Latins accept a creed altered by 1 man a hundred years after the fact. Orthodox priests can marry before taking their vows, Latins must remain celibate. (I believe this has led to a disproportionate amount of sexual deviancy within Latin priests versus Orthodox. It was something I researched before converting.) Also if you compare the modern saints of both churches to the ancient saints there is a consistency of spirit within the Orthodox and an altogether different spirit within the Latins. The Roman bishop/Pope claims absolute authority over all the churches where the Orthodox bishops, even Metropolitans and Patriarchs only have authority over their specific dioceses, so unity must be maintained through consensus. The Divine Liturgy has remained unchanged for centuries while Vatican II changed the Latin Mass beyond recognition. These are the differences that ultimately led me to Orthodoxy and away from Rome. (And I don’t want to hear any garbage about Byzantine Catholic Churches or Eastern Rite. Just because you can find whatever flavor you’re looking for within the umbrella of “Rome” does not lend any credibility to the Roman Catholic Church being the church of the Apostles. Far more in common with the 30k Protestant denominations than anything else.)

[@LifesanL4976]

The Orthodox play as black square bishop and Catholics play light squares

[@jonlannister345]

I'm in the position I'll take Catholic or Orthodox Catholic based entirely on proximity. Whichever has a church service within walking distance of where I live. They both appear to be correct, but having a silly split over minutia.

[@sjappiyah4071]

As a Protestant, I’m ngl the eastern Orthodox seem more consistent with the sacraments. Obviously I personally believe in credo baptism, but if you’re gonna argue that an infant should participate in the “fullness of faith” as the congregation does, then Eucharist at birth is the next logical step. Doing one without the other just seems like picking and choosing. Just my observations

[@tom8979]

Byzantine Catholics give the Eucharist to infants and stuff too

[@TToast420]

Thats because they are more consistent since they still teach what the apostles did

[@sjappiyah4071]

@@tom8979 That’s consistent of the Byzantines then , I respect that . I disagree with them of course, but at least their logic isn’t arbitrary

[@tom8979]

@@sjappiyah4071 there is a video by Scholasic Answers on why the West isn't "wrong" on peadocommunion (giving Eucharist to infants) maybe check it out if you're interested

[@sjappiyah4071]

@@tom8979 Thanks , for the record tho , I as a Protestant am also opposed to paedocommunion too so we and western catholics don’t disagree on that. Therefore, a video concurring with that premise wouldn’t necessarily shift my views on anything (I’ll still enjoy watching it as this topic is fascinating) Our point rather is that specifically allowing for infant baptism but not paedocommunion would be inconsistent if the claim is that children should not be hindered in anyway from receiving all the church sacrements (which is why infant baptism should occur) they that must also apply to infants /children partaking in communion. Thanks again for the recommendation tho friend. God Bless Edit: Just watched the video , it was interesting, but unfortunately it just did what I expected. It didn’t actually end up defending why not engaging in peadocommunion is good, all it did was basically say “well this falls under positive divine law” so it’s not wrong if we stray from apostolic tradition here. But it never explains why choose to stray from apostolic position

[@evertaj2438]

Biggest difference is mentallity. The West adopted hellenic aristotelian philophy while the East continue to reject hellenic philosphy as an explanation for everything.

[@Huckshrimp]

Explain why

[@evertaj2438]

​@@Huckshrimpwhy what? The west became legalistic and wanted to explain every detail, even beyond what was revealed to us in Scripture. For this they started becoming obsessed of Hellenic philosophy

[@DRWH044]

There is also Catholics in the Eastern Rites which have the same marriage rules as the Eastern Orthodox

[@frankovstovski]

Regarding marriage, there are also converted pastors from Protestant denominations who are married and become priests as well.

[@Glen-qh5xq]

Roman Catholics believe that the Holy Spirit procedes from the Father and the Son, Orthodoxy believes that He only procedes from the Father.

[@sisay-jz5cl]

That sounds simple but i think the popes power in catholicism has created some serious issues in the world.

[@OctagonalSquare]

Considering the qualifications for a pastor in scripture include at least allowing marriage if not requiring it, the marriage part makes tons of sense from the Orthodox church

[@jeannebouwman1970]

It doesn't require it at all. The Catholic church doesn't require celibacy as a doctrine, it is a tradition that is maintained, which in theory could be overturned tomorrow

[@Lord_Zed]

@@jeannebouwman1970 oh they're overturning it after every mass!

[@paulan7218]

@@jeannebouwman1970 the new Testaments designed for a pastor lays out that he should be the husband of one wife, so yes, it most certainly requires marriage

[@medotaku9360]

​@@jeannebouwman1970Do you know when this Catholic tradition began?

[@ArashiNoSeito]

@@paulan7218"should" does not mean "must". Paul wasn't married, and in his own words, he wishes that every priest could be unmarried as he is

[@TheAllFupa4481]

I've met that orthodox bishop he's pretty cool

[@SackOfFlour]

Wow... an actual, unbiased statement of facts. Well done☦️❤️

[@evangelineverasammy6884]

Look just believe on the Lord Jesus and you will be saved ❤

[@annmaria4942]

I am eastern Catholic . I have never know about any married priest.

[@bobskanal]

It is indeed possible.

[@JayRedding12_12]

Priestly celibacy was made mandatory in the Roman Rite in the eleventh century. I heard giving babies Baptism, Chrismation(aka Conformation) and Holy Eucharist is an ancient practice. When the Roman Rite split it up I'm not sure.

[@VincenzoPellerito-fw8oz]

Both of yays and nays. Marriage in the orthodox church. The pope having higher authority in the catholic church. The focus on mysticism of God in orthodoxy. The charity and good works of the Catholic church. I feel torn between the two, because if they remained ONE or Reunited as one . The church, and the world would be a significantly more whole place. Imagine that. No branching off, no 1000+ denominations. Just proper dialogue and spiritual practice, and unity and warmth among its members. Number of Christians would be more than double id say.

[@MicahKolb]

Ancient practice had infants receiving Holy Communion (under the form of wine) after baptism. The Latin Church discontinued the practice in the twelfth century. Of all the Eastern Catholic Churches, only the Copts have preserved this venerable tradition, while all the Orthodox, - to their credit - also have. (page 269) ~Ukrainian Catholic catechism Our Faith: A Byzantine Catechism for Adults.

[@caseycardenas1668]

Every Catholic Church I've been to, regardless of liturgical rite, has practiced infant communion.

[@Luke-ms5hn]

Roman Catholic priests can technically get married, they just have to be from the Anglican ordinate and already married

[@daniiiiiiiiiii12]

Love your videos can you do one the difference between oriental orthodox and Greek orthodox ☦️

[@panagiotispapageorgiou2590]

Also we have a difference on how the holy trinity works which is one of the reasons we divided

[@bentankersley2988]

Notice all the “extras” you need to do in Catholicism. DITCH THAT HERESY! Become saved. Become Protestant

[@shinyanovikov2502]

Non Roman Catholic priests can marry. Not all Catholics are Roman Catholic.

[@YoLkE-22222]

he mentioned that at the end

[@StringofPearls55]

And some Latin rite priests are married.

[@YoLkE-22222]

@@StringofPearls55 really? like who and when does that happen

[@stevn744]

​@@YoLkE-22222if someone is married before they convert they in some cases can still be a priest and stay married since the church would not want divorce to take place for example Anglican pastors are priests so if a Anglican priest is married and his wife and him convert to Catholicism they can remain married and the now former Anglican priest can get his priesthood in the Roman Catholic Church these cases are very out of the ordinary however

[@YoLkE-22222]

@@stevn744 ok

[@melanyriparip6637]

Amen 🙏

[@tsotnegogshelidze8836]

Married orthodox priests can become bishops, but their wives are nit consider wife anymore, but they often continue to live with them

[@jd3jefferson556]

What? Confusing

[@tsotnegogshelidze8836]

​@@jd3jefferson556In orthodoxy, priests can have wifes, but monks can not.Since bishops are considered monks, of priest wants to become a bishop, he should divorce his wife and then become one.

[@OctagonalSquare]

So it’s forced breaking of the marital covenant… that seems totally biblical.

[@tsotnegogshelidze8836]

@@OctagonalSquare yeah becaude bishop is a monk and monks cant have a family, but I know quite a lot of bishops who continued to live with their "former" wives and I even know some who married when he was already a bishop

[@javierduenasjimenez7930]

​@@OctagonalSquare Just as biblical as being able to divorce three times and remarry two

[@kennethroman4054]

You also forgot to mention the Pastoral Provision and the Ordinariate where married men can become Catholic priests, given that they were previously Protestant Ministers.

[@spidey6077]

Former catholic now orthodox

[@jakejones3453]

Notice how these differences are all innovations from Rome

[@ronaldfelix1000]

Primacy of Rome had bever been a question

[@chriskarroum815]

That “orthodox” image of the married priest is actually my bishop emeritus Nicholas of the Melkite Catholic Eparchy of Newton with Fr. Carnazzo

[@Oh-God-Of-All-Creation]

Me who is Anglican see how we picked characteristics of each

[@slumptrid]

y’all take via-media very seriously

[@temujinsy1102]

Why ? None are biblical, if it isn't in Scripture TRASH IT !

[@TheSignofJonah777]

Most Protestant mainline churches has apostolic succession too😮

[@Chance4]

Unreliable, they’ve changed the ceremonies too much, and have women pastors and bishops, which breaks apostolic succession.

[@DaveMiller741]

Na

[@TheSignofJonah777]

@@Chance4 And there are shootoff Catholics that worship demons. I am not going to pull a true Scotsman. Those liberal churches don't say that Jesus was real but rather "a good story". So by definition they are not any type of Christian. They give communion, partake in baptism. I don't get your point. And so by that logic the assyrian orthodox and oriental churches shouldn't be valid.

[@gregoryphi]

So interesting thank you

[@jamesmeyer4596]

Thats why Orthodoxy can't find common ground between them

[@rosemarietolentino3218]

I used to be Catholic until I read the Bible.

[@Giorgos378]

You can become a bishop if your wife is dead.

[@johnyoung9976]

I agree with orthodoxy

[@bobskanal]

Some small mistakes: Not all bishops are equal, the patriarchs are higher. It is not sufficient to just live in celibacy, you also have to be a monk, in order to become bishop.

[@juanjosesilvero5750]

I am a Catholic but... Idk, the orthodox seems better, they do not give one single man near total power, God is perfect, but the Human not

[@nothingbutthetruth1158]

The pope said the heart is generally good when the Bible plainly states it’s wicked beyond understanding.

[@stephenvierling2287]

As a Catholic, I actually like that Eastern Orthodox gives all three sacraments to infants. I think the Catholic Church should do that too.

[@michaelbruen1256]

I like how it's represents the bible I always thought 1st God the Father in baptism 2nd God the son in communion 3rd God the holy spirt in confirmation (Not ranked just in order of when they interacted with the world) Also we reaffirm our baptism in confirmation (and at Easter each year)

[@delvingeorge2807]

Check out Christian B Wagner on that one. Church did not error in its judgement.

[@edward1412]

Orthodox makes more sense to me. I’ve always wanted to visit an Orthodox Church in the future, God willing. It’s just that I dislike venerating of statues and praying to the “saints.”

[@DoIoannToKnow]

if you cannot understand and appreciate the saints, then the Church will not make any sense or have any impact on you. You can either conform yourself to what was founded by Christ and kept by his disciples, or you can stick with what conforms to you

[@bobskanal]

There are many mistakes in orthodoxy, it just looks better. But praying to the saints isn't that big of the deal. It is like when you are asking your friend for prayers. The only difference is, that the saints aren't living on earth, they live in heaven. Revelations of John is even speaking about the saints praying for us, before god.

[@Ljcsoghmomas1227]

I pray that you are able visit an Orthodox Church. Come and see. God bless you.

[@randywolf4080]

You just need to read the word of God and a relationship with Jesus. You don't need modern day pharisees and sadducees. "Religion that God our Father accepts as pure and faultless is this: to look after orphans and widows in their distress and to keep oneself from being polluted by the world." James 1:27

[@isaiah107]

In Orthodoxy Christians are given the Body and Blood of Christ from Conception to Death

[@perrylc8812]

Actually an Orthodox bishop can be married they just aren’t because by (little T) tradition bishops are nominated from the monks.

[@theSpaghettimeister]

Byzantine Catholics also give the Sacraments of initiation at birth.

[@a38530]

Fair

[@quesostuff1009]

What’s the whole deal with not allowing priests to not marry ? Is it taking a descriptive passage of Paul and turning it prescriptive?

[@bobskanal]

The job of the priest is more than a full-time-job. The moment he is ordained he is supposed to be only the property of god, not even his own. And a family can interfere with the priesthood.

[@godisgood1737]

You can’t jump of a woman and go straight to the altar to consecrate the body and body of Christ. Sex and the consecration of body and blood of Jesus Christ should not be together. If sex was holy Jesus would have had it. Sex is a tolerated sin for the purpose of creation.

[@bobskanal]

@@godisgood1737 That could be a heresy, but i am not sure though. Jesus hadn't sex because his spouse is the church, and not a person.

[@quesostuff1009]

@@bobskanal if a pastor at some point wants to have a family or let’s say falls in love with a nun. Are they removed from the priesthood /my hood if they keep pursuing this route or are they perhaps sent to hold a different position or are perhaps part time workers ?

[@quesostuff1009]

@@godisgood1737 ….huh how is sex a tolerated sin? Didn’t god say to multiply and take over the earth ? I was just under the assumption only sex under a marriage is within God’s design, but not inherently sinful ? Are you perhaps talking about liust ?

[@TheWillyNilly]

Me: orthodox: thought: " is best to keep scrolling on this one...no need to spark a 1500 year old argument of herecy"

[@dimitriosdim5765]

1000 year old bro. Catholics don't understand that the majority of orthodox considers them schismatics, if not heretics.

[@rg1whiteywins598]

We need the Three Days of Darkness . A Catholic prophecy. We need to be One, not thousands of denominations 😢.

[@johnyoung9976]

So basically if something happens to your wife you to remain single

[@naps_878]

praying the schism is bridged

[@oz8853]

didnt Simon Peter have a wife? what is the reasoning behind this strict rule against marriage

[@michaelperalta8597]

Because in the medieval times they were concerned with church wealth going to their descendants and not staying there

[@StringofPearls55]

​@@michaelperalta8597 😅

[@lucaskappes7658]

A large part had to do with that in the west they believed in marriage to the church. It's also a discipline not a doctrine

[@delvingeorge2807]

Chastity was always promoted wether religious or Married. Even if one was married, Continence in marriage was observed. Celibacy was a discipline that was practiced by Ancient Jews too as in Priests and those consecrated women as spoken in Gospel of Luke, where St. Anna gave praise to God for seeing Baby Jesus in Jerusalem Temple. These who took up Religious Life so to speak. Tradition also holds Blessed Virgin Mary as a Consecrated Virgin too. Women used to take Virginal vows back in the Day and Men the Vow of Celibacy. Which was adopted as a matter of Evangelical virtue later as Christ Jesus himself was Celibate so in Early Christian Church and State. St.Paul is seen asking others to be like him. It has Jewish Roots one can claim.

[@delvingeorge2807]

To be short it's a Matter of discipline through Obedience.

[@thedrakehouse8261]

RC priest can be married. Not all. But some.

[@alialahmad4329]

I am not sure but i read that orthodox brlive ib tje primacy of the papcy rather than ther suprimacy as the principle , " first amoung equals"

[@leslieahill8928]

1 Timothy 3:1-2 KJ21 This is a true saying: If a man desire the office of bishop, he desireth a good work. [2] A bishop then must be blameless, the husband of one wife, vigilant, sober, of good behavior, given to hospitality, apt at teaching; Matthew 18:18-19 KJ21🔑🔑s Verily I say unto you, whatsoever ye shall bind on earth shall be bound in Heaven; and so whatsoever ye shall loose on earth shall be loosed in Heaven. [19] "Again I say unto you, that if two of you shall agree on earth concerning anything that they shall ask, it shall be done for them by My Father who is in Heaven. Paul does what to Peter in Galatians 2 ❓️

[@thomasrzepka2590]

True popes don’t wear sunshades!

[@FidgeMonergism]

It varies so much because there is not biblical foundation for these practices just church traditions that change over time or by region.

[@zacharyahearn4069]

What about Eastern Catholics?

[@melleetheka]

Men-never become a priest. You can worship God and guide others to him without giving up a life with a woman. God told us to “be fruitful and multiply” so do it or at least try

[@nisibonum7634]

I would be careful with this. Eastern Catholics who are in full communion with the Pope have married priests and allow babies and children to take communion. So I would clarify with "Roman Catholics" here.

[@Mr.samneo]

Are you catholic or orthodox? Good information and POV sounds neutral THATS why I’m asking…

[@rtosviewer7915]

He says hes roman catholic.

[@luffymonkey-jz6vm]

There are also eastern Catholics

[@dagovertozavala1915]

Here are* three differences...

[@fiore0364]

And the filioque

[@gabriellacharbel9798]

Eastern catholics are not a very small population

[@caseycardenas1668]

Yes they are. They make up a very small percentage of the Catholic Church.

[@dp34576]

Orthodox don't see Catholic orders as "valid."

[@TugboatGoBrrr]

Traditions of men

[@Ben24Jamin]

Who thinks the Pope has power?

[@carlosmurillo2264]

apparently orthodox ordiain women now so thats that

[@calebioli4724]

Filioque also

[@dallascopp4798]

While the Filioque has its problems according to the East, the real core of the issue for the East is that the Pope declared the Filioque could be added to recitation of the Nicene Creed without first calling an ecumenical council to discuss the matter. This was an unacceptable act by Rome according to the East. They do not grant Papal supremacy is legitimate and that the Pope can declare things like the Filioque being an acceptable doctrine that can be taught by churches and that he can allot the changing of the words of the creed. Meaning the idea of what we see as the Pope is the core problem between east and west.

[@calebioli4724]

@@dallascopp4798 thanks, didn’t know that

[@inCHRiSTiamFREE]

All traditions of man and not of God. All of these my friend… are practicing religion

[@kathym232]

When do you have time to read THE Bible? With all this other stuff you have to remember

[@honahwikeepa2115]

Classic Kant here

[@jackcolton6476]

No where in the Bible, did they baptize infants. Preaching and teaching always preceded baptism! Repentance always preceded baptism. A child doesn’t have knowledge of what he is doing. There is NO need to baptize them. Also the Catholic Church doesn’t baptize in the Name of Jesus Christ, like the Original Church did! They baptize in titles! Matthew 28:19 Says to baptize in the NAME of the titles Father,Son, Holy Spirit. The Name is Jesus Christ! The Catholic Church use to baptize in the Name of Jesus Christ, years ago. But they changed their baptism, when they started the Trinity Doctrine. Why is it that you never bring out all of the hericies of the Catholic Church? All the Idol worship?

[@Ihatefakevideos.]

The didache says to baptise in the name of the father,the son and the holy spirit