Katolik ve Ortodoks Ayrımı Nasıl Başladı? | Frekans #32

In this episode of Frekans, Enis Doko speaks with historian Halil Berktay about Pope Leo XIV's visit to Turkey and the 1700th anniversary of the Council of Nicaea, a period of great significance for Christian history. This talk details the early years of Christianity, the transfer of the Gospels from oral tradition to writing, the decisions made at the Council of Nicaea, and the historical background to the claim that the "Gospels were chosen." 00:00 Introduction: The Pope's Visit and the Council of Nicaea 00:58 Why is the Council of Nicaea Important for Christianity? 04:20 The Birth of Christianity and the Historical Jesus 08:00 How Did the Four Gospels Emerge? 10:00 The Trinity: Father, Son, and Holy Spirit 16:00 Emperor Constantine and the Purpose of the Council of Nicaea in 325 20:45 Were the Gospels Chosen at Nicaea? (Dan Brown Myths) 22:25 Why Did the Catholic and Orthodox Churches Separate? 28:30 1054 The Great Schism and Mutual Excommunication 31:30 1204 The Latin Invasion and the Sack of Constantinople 33:40 Can the Churches Reunite? 38:10 Political Differences Between the Vatican and the Russian Orthodox Church 41:50 Didn't Atatürk Allow the Pope into Türkiye? (Historical Facts) 45:15 Closing Subscribe to our channel: https://bit.ly/gdhdigital-abone-ol Our Social Media Accounts: X: https://x.com/gundemedairhs Instagram:   / gundemedairhs   Facebook:   / gundemedairhs   Telegram: https://t.me/gundemedairhs