Why Christianity Split - Part 2: Great Schism, Protestant Reformation and Russian Raskol

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🔎 Topics covered in this video:
03:25 Great Schism
06:24 Filioque
08:08 Arianism
11:30 After Filioque
19:56 Reformation and Protestantism
29:09 Russian Schism: Raskol
32:03 Final Thoughts

Not every division in Christian history follows the same pattern.
Some arise from disputes over authority, others from attempts to redefine faith itself — and the words we use matter. What we call schism in one context and reformation in another reflects entirely different struggles within the Church.
In this video, we break down three major turning points in Christian history:
• The Great Schism of 1054 — the separation between Eastern Orthodoxy and Roman Catholicism
• The Protestant Reformation of the 16th century — a theological and institutional revolution in Western Christianity
• The Russian Raskol (Schism) of the 17th century — an internal split within Russian Orthodoxy over ritual and tradition

We’ll talk about what caused each split, whether it was about doctrine, authority, or practice, and why calling all of them “schisms” can be misleading.

As someone baptized in the Orthodox Church and living between Eastern and Western Christian cultures, I’ll also share historical context and lived perspective, not just definitions.

This video is for anyone interested in Christian history, Orthodoxy, Catholicism, Protestantism, and how faith, power, and tradition shape entire civilizations.