Why did the Christian Church divided into the Eastern Orthodox church and the Catholic Church?

A. Disagreements among church leaders on the meaning of the Gospels

B. political differences resulting from the rise of the Byzantine Empire in the East

C. chaos in the west following the fall of the Western Roman Empire

D. Differences in culture and views authority

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Trevor Stark

5 December, 13:53

Why did the Christian Church divided into the Eastern Orthodox church and the Catholic Church?

A. Disagreements among church leaders on the meaning of the Gospels

B. political differences resulting from the rise of the Byzantine Empire in the East

C. chaos in the west following the fall of the Western Roman Empire

D. Differences in culture and views authority

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Nathalia Cuevas · Answer 1

The answer is D. This is because one side of the church believed that it was right to answer to the pope while the other side believed that the king had authority over the church.