At Saint-Paul University in Ottawa, a new dialogue circle focusing on coexistence has seen the light of the day. It was a beautiful day, almost like every other one, except that a new down was birthing for a dialogue circle on coexistence. The group includes students, professors, and workers who believe diversity is beautiful and a valuable aspect of coexistence.
Introduction 1. Europe : Consult here 2. North America Christianity, from the second century of its existence, started having one dissident group or the other. The causes of these separations ranged from doctrinal disagreements, heretic points of view or political controversies. And to remedy these situations of rivalry, different ecumenical councils were called: Nicaea I (325 AD) and II (787 AD), Constantinople I (381), II (553), and III (680–681 AD), Ephesus (431 AD), and Chalcedon (451)…
