Around 1000 C.E., how did beliefs about church authority differ between Western church leaders and Eastern church leaders?
A.
Western leaders declared that the pope and emperor should share government power, while Eastern leaders said only the pope had power.
B.
Western leaders said the pope in Rome had power over the entire church, while Eastern leaders did not recognize his authority over them.
C.
Western leaders agreed with the idea that the emperor should be the final authority over church matters, but the Eastern leaders did not.
D.
Western leaders stated that each priest did not have to answer to anyone but God, but the Eastern leaders disagreed.