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- Q18577777 description "Patriarch of Constantinople".
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- Q18577777 abstract "Photinus (Greek: Φωτεινός) of Thessalonica was a disciple of Acacius, Patriarch of Constantinople (471–489) and a deacon in the Church. Acacius controversially claimed that Jesus Christ was not a divine creature, but a mere mortal.Pope Felix III (13 March 483–492) excommunicated Acacius for his heretical theories. Thus the foundation was laid for the so-called Acacian Schism between the Eastern and Western Christian Churches. This Schism, and the ones that developed later on, ultimately resulted in the final schism between the Churches of Rome and Constantinople in 1054.Photinus was sent to Pope Anastasius II (496–498), probably by a supporter of Acasius, to plead his case. This Pope was, however, a moderate and tried to resolve the conflict by allowing the heretic deacon, who had been labelled an Acacian by his predecessor Pope Gelasius I, to partake in holy communion. This peace offering did not sway Photinus, but did result in suspicions among certain groups of Christians in the West about the views and opinions of Pope Anastasius.Pope Anastasius died shortly after this visit in 498 and many Christians in the West perceived his death as a sign of God thus deepening the growing divide between the Western and Eastern Christian Churches even further, which resulted in an additional schism, the so-called Laurentian Schism.".
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- Q18577777 name "Photinus".
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- Q18577777 comment "Photinus (Greek: Φωτεινός) of Thessalonica was a disciple of Acacius, Patriarch of Constantinople (471–489) and a deacon in the Church. Acacius controversially claimed that Jesus Christ was not a divine creature, but a mere mortal.Pope Felix III (13 March 483–492) excommunicated Acacius for his heretical theories. Thus the foundation was laid for the so-called Acacian Schism between the Eastern and Western Christian Churches.".
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