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[[File:Dove blue background.jpg|thumbnail|350px|right|In the Bible, a dove is often a symbol of the Holy Spirit.<ref>[https://www.christianity.com/wiki/holy-spirit/why-is-the-dove-often-a-symbol-for-the-holy-spirit.html Why Is the Dove Often a Symbol for the Holy Spirit?], Christianity.com</ref>]]

[[File:Dove blue background.jpg|thumbnail|350px|right|In the Bible, a dove is often a symbol of the [[Holy Spirit]].<ref>[https://www.christianity.com/wiki/holy-spirit/why-is-the-dove-often-a-symbol-for-the-holy-spirit.html Why Is the Dove Often a Symbol for the Holy Spirit?], Christianity.com</ref>]]

'''Filioque''' (pronounced fee-lee-oh-kway) means "and of the Son." In [[Christianity]], it means that [[Holy Spirit]] emanates from the Father and the Son.  This is part of the [[Nicene Creed]] but was never accepted by [[Eastern Orthodox]] branch of Christianity.

'''Filioque''' (pronounced fee-lee-oh-kway) means "and of the Son." In [[Christianity]], it means that [[Holy Spirit]] emanates from the Father and the Son.  This is part of the [[Nicene Creed]] but was never accepted by [[Eastern Orthodox]] branch of Christianity.

Bible verses are cited by Eastern Christianity for their opposition to filioque.

Bible verses are cited by Eastern Christianity for their opposition to filioque.

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