Interesting that immediately after the Great Schism (1054) the papacy (Gregory VII in 107…
Interesting that immediately after the Great Schism (1054) the papacy (Gregory VII in 1076) soon first posits the heretical idea Christians and Muslims worship the same “god” / Autocratic/ “As a king of Germany once said to the despicable usurper Gregory VII: > "**__Thou, therefore, damned by this curse and by the judgment of all our bishops and by our own, descend and relinquish *the apostolic chair which thou has usurped*__**. Let another ascend the throne of St. Peter, who shall not practise violence under the cloak of religion, but shall teach the sound doctrine of St. Peter. I Henry, kin…
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- Jay Dyer
Critiques the Catholic position on the relationship between Christianity and Islam.
“Interesting that immediately after the Great Schism (1054) the papacy... heretical idea Christians and Muslims worship the same 'god'”
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4Jay Dyer presents the argument that certain positions held by the papacy reflect heretical views.
Jay Dyer references the Great Schism as a pivotal point for discussions on heresy and theological disputes.
Jay Dyer critiques Gregory VII for positing that Christians and Muslims worship the same 'god'.
Jay Dyer quotes Henry IV's letter to Gregory VII that condemns his actions.