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CH104: A Tale of Two Cities
How Roman Catholicism developed in Rome and Eastern Orthodoxy in Constantinople. During the period of AD 350 to 500, the early Christian church faced significant theological disputes regarding the nature of the Trinity and the person of Jesus Christ. These debates were addressed through a series of ecumenical councils, such as Nicaea and Chalcedon, which established foundational creeds to combat various heresies. Simultaneously, the Roman Empire began to collapse under the pressure of barbarian invasions, leading church leaders like Leo the Great to assume civil and political…
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