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''The focus of this article will be on the history and present teaching of the Roman Catholic vis a vis the Orthodox Church. Let's aim for intelligent discussion rather than simple potshots. Polemics are ok as long as they are basically descriptive and take into account the subtleties of controverted issues.'' | ''The focus of this article will be on the history and present teaching of the Roman Catholic vis a vis the Orthodox Church. Let's aim for intelligent discussion rather than simple potshots. Polemics are ok as long as they are basically descriptive and take into account the subtleties of controverted issues.'' | ||
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* [http://www.zenit.org Zenit - The World Seen from Rome] - An excellent source of news and reflection for worlds events from a Roman Catholic perspective. | * [http://www.zenit.org Zenit - The World Seen from Rome] - An excellent source of news and reflection for worlds events from a Roman Catholic perspective. | ||
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| + | ==See also== | ||
| + | * [[Marionite Church]] | ||
| + | * [[Melkite Church]] | ||
| + | * [[Ruthenian Church]] | ||
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The focus of this article will be on the history and present teaching of the Roman Catholic vis a vis the Orthodox Church. Let's aim for intelligent discussion rather than simple potshots. Polemics are ok as long as they are basically descriptive and take into account the subtleties of controverted issues.
How are we going to address the uniate (non-Roman) churches? On separate pages, with links from this one?
Contents
History
Polemics
Sources
- Catechism of the Catholic Church - This is the new standard in Roman Catholic teaching, published with the intent to be the basis for local catechisms around the world.
Other Links
- Zenit - The World Seen from Rome - An excellent source of news and reflection for worlds events from a Roman Catholic perspective.
See also
etc.
