Charlemagne
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Jay Dyer discusses Charlemagne's role in the evolution of papalism and the crowning by the Pope as an assertion of papal authority.
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Jay points out that from the Orthodox Christian perspective, Charlemagne represents a significant departure point in the relationship between the Orthodox and the Latin church.
Jay claims that Charlemagne was to blame for the importation of the filioque and tried to co-opt the Western Church.
Led intoiconographyJay Dyer discusses Charlemagne's role in the evolution of papalism and the crowning by the Pope as an assertion of papal authority.
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Jay notes that Charlemagne and the Franks are a primary source of heresy and error, and discusses his role in sending missionaries to Bulgarian territories with geopolitical motivations.
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