- FILIOQUE CLAUSE
- the doctrinal formula found in Western CHRISTIAN CREEDS meaning "and the Son" which affirms the double procession of the HOLY SPIRIT from "the Father and the Son."
Concise dictionary of Religion. 2012.
FILIOQUE CLAUSE
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