Choose the statements that CORRECTLY describe items relating to the Great Schism.
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Roman Catholic Church Orthodox Church
- The Roman Catholic Church and the Orthodox Church split in 1054.
- The Great Schism was a major divide between the Roman Catholic Church and the Orthodox Church.
- The Great Schism was caused by theological and political differences between the two churches.
- The Roman Catholic Church is based in Rome, while the Orthodox Church is based in Constantinople.
- The Great Schism marked the permanent separation between the Roman Catholic Church and the Orthodox Church.
The Great Schism was a major split between the Roman Catholic Church and the Orthodox Church that occurred in 1054. Here are some statements that correctly describe items relating to the Great Schism:
1. The primary cause of the Great Schism was the dispute over the authority of the Pope. The Roman Catholic Church believed in the supremacy of the Pope as the head of the Church, while the Orthodox Church believed in a collective leadership of bishops.
2. Another factor that contributed to the Great Schism was the difference in religious practices. The Roman Catholic Church made use of unleavened bread in the Eucharist, while the Orthodox Church used leavened bread.
3. The Great Schism led to the formation of two separate Christian traditions - the Roman Catholic Church in the West and the Orthodox Church in the East.
4. The Great Schism resulted in the breakdown of communication and exchange between the Western and Eastern Christian communities, leading to cultural and theological divisions that still exist today.
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To correctly answer the question, we need to choose the statements that relate to the Great Schism and correctly describe the Roman Catholic Church and the Orthodox Church. Here are some statements related to each:
Roman Catholic Church:
1. The Roman Catholic Church is headed by the Pope in Rome.
2. It recognizes the Pope as the vicar of Christ on Earth.
3. It considers itself to be the one true Church.
Orthodox Church:
1. The Orthodox Church is headed by multiple patriarchs, with no single leader.
2. It rejects the authority of the Pope.
3. It places emphasis on the importance of tradition in the Church.
Select the statements that are correct for each Church and input them in the respective categories.