Papal Authority and Theologians' Controversies

This chapter explores the historical significance and complexities of the Athanasian Creed and papal authority within the contexts of Latin and Eastern Christianity. It critically examines the role of figures like Pope Vigilius, the implications of Apostolic Canon 34, and the debates surrounding concepts of infallibility and ecclesiastical authority. The discussion highlights the interpretations of historical events and authority from both Catholic and Orthodox perspectives, emphasizing the ongoing theological debates that shape modern understanding of church governance.