Constantinople and the Creed

Historical context

The second ecumenical council belongs to the first-three inheritance. The Creed confesses the Holy Spirit as Lord and life-giver.

Reception

Part of the first three councils identified as common heritage in the Eastern-Oriental commission statement.

Perspective note

Historical documents retain their original claims. The reception label follows the selected church perspective; library access does not imply assent.

Sources and further reading

• Reception: Armenian Apostolic Church, Western Europe · Faith (Website)
  Modern Armenian self-description. Its dating of an official response at Dvin to 506 is not a quotation from surviving council acts.
• Second Agreed Statement (Website)