Originally Posted by
Armenian Bishop
Ecumenical Councils discussed this kind of question for centuries, but it came to no good end, because it eventually weakened the Christian Nations. In the 7th Century, Christian ideologies and nations were fragmented, bickering and warring parties, divided against themselves and weakened; basically, a sitting duck for hostile Islamic armies.
What is more important is for people to live well, and be mindful of the words of Jesus Christ himself, that are written in the New Testament.
Ideologies are good guiding foundations, when we realize that our personal human perspectives are limited by our knowledge, experiences, and the interpretations of our spiritual awakenings. This bickering between branches of Christianity serves to bundle together the people of different religious perspectives, without taking into account the merits of individuals that practice religion.
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