For clarification, so that I may avoid posting in the future unless inspired by the Holy Ghost: 
I find the intellectualism in the Church very off-putting. Much of it is pride masquerading as certainty where no certainty exists. if I say the human person, I speak generically to illustrate a point. JP II got away with much grandiosity in his philosophical speculations and so why not I, when I am less likely to take myself so seriously?
     The Nicene Creed did not originally have the Filoque. Its addition led to the Great Schism. The similarity with the Reformation lies in both events involving a betrayal of Scripture perceived by the dissenting parties-the Orthodox Church and Martin Luther. 
    It is another way of side-lining the Holy Spirit to the realm of theological speculation rather than active participant in real time in faith and worship. There is no doubt that the Church has betrayed her own tradition over time.