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Understanding the Filioque Controversy - with Shane Angland - Theology for the People

What does it mean that the Holy Spirit “proceeds from the Father” — and why did adding “and the Son” (Filioque), lead to one of the greatest divisions in church history?In this episode of Theology for the People, Nick Cady is joined by Shane Angland to unpack the history, theology, and ongoing significance of the Filioque controversy. Together, they explore the origins of the Nicene Creed, the debates at the Council of Constantinople (381), and why the Western church added the Filioque clause.They also discuss:The difference between eternal procession and the mission of the SpiritWhy the East and West approach theology differentlyThe role of language (Greek vs. Latin) in shaping doctrineHow politics—not just theology—deepened the divideWhether this issue still matters for Christians todayIf you’ve ever wondered why theology can get so complex—or why it actually matters—this episode will help you see that these debates aren’t just academic, they’re about faithfully understanding who God is.Visit the Theology for the People blog at nickcady.org
  1. Understanding the Filioque Controversy - with Shane Angland 01:02:16
  2. John Owen: Who He Was & How His Ideas Compare to Other Theologians 51:08
  3. Critical Theory vs. Christianity: Competing Visions of Reality 50:45
  4. How Repentance Transforms Your Life and Relationships 41:34
  5. Worship and Music: Nine Healthy Biblical Tensions 01:09:34
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