Challenges of Catholic-Orthodox Unity

This chapter examines the historical significance of the Council of Nicaea and its implications for the date of Easter, while exploring the potential union between the Catholic and Orthodox churches. It discusses theological challenges, such as the filioque clause and papal supremacy, and highlights the complexities within Orthodoxy that hinder ecumenical efforts. The conversation also addresses cultural realities and the differing perspectives on church authority that impact the feasibility of a reunion between the two branches of Christianity.