| http://www.w3.org/ns/prov#value | - The Kyivan Church has always enjoyed a unique place as the crossroads of Eastern and Western Christianity, not in a syncretistic way, but as a place where dual communion between the traditions of Constantinople and Rome was seen as something tangeable, with none of the entrenched polemic that became in vogue from both East and West especially in the 18th century and afterwards.
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