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Filioque, a Latin term meaning "and from the Son", was added to the original Nicene Creed, and has been the subject of great controversy between Eastern and Western Christianity. The term refers to the Son, Jesus Christ, with the Father, as the one shared origin of the Holy Spirit. It is not in the original text of the Creed, attributed to the First Council of Constantinople (381), which says that the Holy Spirit proceeds "from the Father" without the addition "and the Son".
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The Filioque Is Why I’m Not Catholic… - Catholic Answers
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Pope Leo XIV and the Creed | District of the USA - SSPX.org
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Drop the Filioque?: Rethinking the Question with the Greek Fathers - Church Life Journal
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Pope Leo XIV’s Nicaea moment and the missing Filioque - The Catholic Herald
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Leaving Behind the Filioque? - Catholicism.org
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After Nicaea, Leo Looks to Jerusalem. With No More “Filioque” - diakonos.be
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Why did Leo leave words out of the Creed in Turkey? (Watch) - aleteia.org
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Pope issues apostolic letter on the Creed, marking anniversary of Nicaea - usccb
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Roman Catholic Church recognizes the Creed without Filioque, Pope says - Спілка православних журналістів
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Dropping the Filioque? - Crisis Magazine
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Webinar explores "Bridging East and West: A Joint Statement on Filioque” - World Council of Churches
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Mainline Protestantism Won’t Be Saved by ‘Ecumenicism’ - National Review
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The ELCA Drops "And The Son" From The Nicene Creed - Patheos
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Lutheran-Orthodox Common Statement on the Filioque - Lutheran World
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Celebrating Nicaea 2025 - The Episcopal Church
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Doctrine Divides - Focus on the Family
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In Nicaea, Pope Leo and Pat. Bartholomew recite Nicene Creed without Filioque - Спілка православних журналістів
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Orthodox-Catholic talks on pope’s authority move forward - aleteia.org
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Why Did Catholics Add the Filioque to the Creed? - Catholic Answers
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Webinar – "Bridging East and West: A Joint Statement on Filioque" - World Council of Churches
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Vindicating the Filioque is an exhaustive study with an ecumenical focus - Catholic World Report
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‘. . . and the Son’: Basics of the ‘Filioque’ - Word on Fire
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Why it matters that Pope Leo XIV is heading to Türkiye - Crux | Taking the Catholic Pulse
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Father, Son, and Controversy: The Great Theological Earthquake of 1054 - Desiring God
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On This Day: The Great Schism of 1054 Splits Christianity - Greek City Times
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Why are Syro-Malabar Catholics debating the ‘Filioque’ clause? - The Pillar
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The Filioque as Nicene Theology for Arian Goths and the Creed of Ulfilas - Taylor Marshall
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What the ruins of Nicaea teach us today - aleteia.org
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Comments on the Filioque Controversy - Catholic Answers
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Our Wounds as Abused Children, the Filioque, and Eastern Orthodoxy - OnePeterFive
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Anglicans encouraged to drop filioque from Nicene Creed - Anglican Communion News Service
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Catholic–Orthodox Dialogue Commission concludes work - Orthodox Times
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Protestantism and the Filioque, a Good Argument - Catholicism.org
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Pope Francis on the "filioque" - usccb
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After Cairo meeting with Orthodox, Lutherans encouraged to drop filioque clause from creed - The Church Times
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Lutherans, Orthodox Church reach agreement on 1,000-year debate over Nicene Creed - Christian Post
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Week of Prayer for Christian Unity to focus on Creed - Detroit Catholic
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Lutheran World Federation and Orthodox Church issue Joint Statement on Filioque - Orthodox Times
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Pope says he hopes for 'reconciled differences' among Christians - usccb
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Explanatory declaration by Bishop of Philomelion on having recited Symbol of Faith with "filioque" - Orthodox Times
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The Filioque: History of a Doctrinal Controversy - The Gospel Coalition
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Pope Francis hopes for ‘reconciled differences’ with Orthodox and Protestant Christians - EWTN Vatican
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VIII Ecumenical Council: Rejection of filioque and papism heresies - Спілка православних журналістів
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Lutherans and Orthodox agree on the ‘Filioque’ - Network Norfolk and Norwich
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Filioque at the Phanar: Did the new Bishop of Philomelion make a mistake? - Спілка православних журналістів
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3 Reasons to Be Catholic and Not Orthodox - Catholic Answers
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Vatican releases document to mark 1,700th anniversary of First Council of Nicaea - Catholic World Report
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Historic Anglican – Oriental Orthodox agreement on the Holy Spirit signed in Dublin - Anglican Communion News Service
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A Commentary on Eastern Orthodoxy - SSPX.org
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Assyrian Churches: Unity in Faith - Assyrian International News Agency
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IRD Exclusive: Bishop Sutton on Anglican-Orthodox Relations - Juicy Ecumenism
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What you need to know about the Orthodox-Catholic split and hopes for reunification - aleteia.org
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The Semantics Of The Filioque - Patheos
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69% Of Russian Orthodox Accept "And The Son" - A Step Towards Unity? - Patheos
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Is ‘Filioque’ still a deal breaker for the Orthodox? - Taylor Marshall
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Benedict XVI Honored by Eastern Orthodox Hierarchs - Catholic World Report
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Historic Anglican-Oriental Orthodox Agreed Statement on the Holy Spirit published - Anglican Communion News Service
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We Believe in the Holy Spirit - The Gospel Coalition
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Agreeing on the Holy Spirit - The Living Church
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New reaction from Albania for Bishop of Philomelion: Unprecedented reward to someone who undermines unity - Orthodox Times
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Russia’s Orthodox Church Rules Out Union with Catholic Church - GreekReporter.com
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Catholic-Orthodox panel tackles historic rift over creed - Toledo Blade
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The Filioque in the Catholic Faith - infovaticana
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