Easter controversy

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The Easter controversy was an early medieval dispute within Christianity over the correct date and method for calculating the celebration of Easter, particularly between Celtic and Roman traditions.

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instanceOf Christian theological dispute
historical event
religious controversy
cause different computus tables
different interpretations of Nicene rules
regional liturgical traditions
concerns calculation of Easter
liturgical calendar
earlierRelatedEvent Quartodeciman controversy
effect decline of distinct Celtic Easter practice
increased Roman influence in the British Isles
standardization of Easter date
geographicScope British Isles
Frankish realms
Ireland
Northumbria
hasAspect Celtic Easter calculation
Paschal full moon
Roman Easter calculation
date of Pascha
historicalSource Bede's Ecclesiastical History of the English People
involves Celtic Church
linked to: Celtic Christianity

Papacy
Roman Church
monastic communities
mainTopic computus
date of Easter
notableFigure Bede
linked to: Venerable Bede

Bishop Wilfrid
Columbanus
King Oswiu of Northumbria
Pope Gregory I
linked to: Gregory the Great

Pope Honorius I
relatedConcept Celtic Christianity
Paschal cycle
Roman Rite
ecclesiastical calendar
relatedToCouncil Council of Arles
Council of Nicaea
Council of Whitby
linked to: Synod of Whitby

Synod of Whitby
religiousSignificance unity of Christian observance
religiousTradition Christianity
resolvedBy adoption of Roman computus in most Western churches
timePeriod 7th century
8th century
early Middle Ages

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Synod of Whitby mainSubject Easter controversy