Table of Contents
[Chapters One and Four are hyper-linked and can be read online; there may be some variation from the book version]
Dedication
I The Basic Differences Summarized (p. 4)
II A Response to Orthodox Critiques of Catholic Ecclesiological Preeminence (p. 9)
III Theological Opinions on the Papacy Prior to 1054 in Both Eastern and Western Christianity (p. 42)
IV Reflections on the Sack of Constantinople in 1204 and Lesser-Known Byzantine Atrocities (p. 77)
V The Tendency Towards Caesaropapism in the Byzantine Empire and Eastern Orthodoxy (p. 87)
VI Development of Doctrine in Orthodoxy and Catholicism: Different in Essence? (p. 110)
VII Do St. Anselm, St. Thomas Aquinas, and Other Catholic Thinkers Adopt an Unbiblical "Rationalism" Leading to a "Remote" or "Impersonal" God? (p. 116)
VIII Orthodoxy, Apologetics, and Ecumenism (p. 138)
IX Is Orthodoxy Immune From Dissent, Modernism, and Scandal? (p. 145)
X Orthodox Compromise on Divorce (p. 151)
XI Orthodox Sanctioning of Contraception (p. 173)
Appendix One St. Leo the Great on the Office of the Papacy (p. 182)
Appendix Two Orthodox Anti-Catholicism (p. 196)
Appendix Three The Filioque and the Eastern Church Fathers (p. 207)
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