>>18069927
>filioque this and that, those are nothingburgers in the end.
Quiet heretic.

>>18069927
>what prevents christianity from reunifying?
The fact that the cats are out of the bag.

>>18069927
dogma, but I'll say that the seed of fragmentation lies in the moment christianity became a state religion, as roman authority eroded it was a matter of time before the local bishops will seek greater autonomy. Even the separation of the Church of England is tied to the island isolation from the continent and its distance from Rome

>>18069927
>reunifying
When were they ever unified? The biggest tragedies in christian history have happened because christcucks kept backstabbing each other like during the 4th crusade

>>18069927
>what prevents christianity from reunifying? the only real problem is catholicisim and the orthodox with the pope problem. protestants could get along with either, even catholics, as long as it meant the pope going equal among equals rather than foremost of equals.
How do you deal with female clergy? Just saying they should not be allowed or that they should be allowed is a glib answer that does not adress the different stances of different churches. Same with whether clergy can mary, and all the other differences. Saying they are nothingburgers ignores that as far as these denominations are concerned they are not.

>>18069927
>what prevents christianity from reunifying?
The way they define Israel, the body of Christ, is incoherent and so therefore no unity can be achieved until those for whom God sent his son are identified.

Let us hope that the dark do not destroy the light before the truth is resurrected.

>>18069927
>reunifying
Name the century christianity was unified in. It wasn't even unified while the small hats were writing it, they were arguing over whether the dirty goyim were even allowed to break bread with them.