After Nine Hundred Years

The book explores the historical roots of the Oriental Schism, tracing its origins back to significant events such as the establishment of Byzantium, Charlemagne's coronation, and the rise of Islam. It argues that these events created deep political divisions between the East and West, setting the stage for the eventual schism in 1054. Through this analysis, the author highlights the complex interplay of religious and political factors that contributed to this pivotal moment in history.