Раскол (Serbian Wikipedia)
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- Nichols, Aidan (1992). Rome and the Eastern Churches: A Study in Schism. Liturgical Press. стр. 41. ISBN 978-1-58617-282-4.
- Leithart, Peter J. (2016-10-18). „The Case against Denominationalism: Perpetuating Schism”. The End of Protestantism: Pursuing Unity in a Fragmented Church. Grand Rapids, Michigan: Baker Publishing Group. стр. 78. ISBN 9781493405831. Приступљено 20. 3. 2020. „The causes of church division are complex, and the effects can be paradoxical. In a study of American Protestant schisms between 1890 and 1990, John Sutton and Mark Chaves conclude that churches do not divide for purely doctrinal reasons but rather 'in response to attempts by denominational elites to achieve organizational consolidation.' […] Ironically, 'mergers and foundings sharply raise the likelihood of schism.' Efforts to reunite the church can go wrong and sow further and deeper divisions. Ironically again, schism can reduce the chance of schism, though only briefly: 'one year after a founding or merger, rates of schism are five times higher than they are one year after a schism.'”
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- Catechism of the Eastern Orthodox Church, p. 42; The Concordia Cyclopedia quoted in Unionism and Syncretism - and PLI; Orthodox Practice - Choosing God-parents; Code of Canon Law, canon 751
- Code of Canon Law, canon 1364
- canon 1312 §1 1°
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- The American Heritage Dictionary of the English Language, 4th ed. (2000) notes in The Free Dictionary that "The word schism, which was originally spelled scisme in English, is traditionally pronounced (sĭ′zəm). However, in the 16th century the word was respelled with an initial sch in order to conform to its Latin and Greek forms. From this spelling arose the pronunciation (skĭ′zəm). Long regarded as incorrect, it became so common in both British and American English that it gained acceptability as a standard variant. Evidence indicates, however, that it is now the preferred pronunciation, at least in American English. In a recent survey 61 percent of the Usage Panel indicated that they use (skĭ′zəm), while 31 percent said they use (sĭ′zəm). A smaller number, 8 percent, preferred a third pronunciation, (shĭ′zəm)."
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- „Heresy better idea than schism?”. Washington Times. 2004-01-31. Приступљено 2010-07-05.
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- Chisholm, Hugh, ур. (1911). „Schism”. Encyclopædia Britannica (на језику: енглески). 24 (11 изд.). Cambridge University Press. стр. 327.
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Forget, Jacques (1912). „Schism”. Ур.: Herbermann, Charles. Catholic Encyclopedia. 13. New York: Robert Appleton Company.
