Claim: Eastern Orthodox Christianity and Roman Catholicism were different in many aspects including their political authority, culture, and religious beliefs. The two churches had different structures of political authority, different cultures, and has some differences in their religious beliefs. Differences between Eastern Orthodox Christianity and Catholicism Eastern Orthodox Christianity Roman Catholicism It had a pervasive influence on every Latin remained the language of the aspect of Byzantine life Church and of elite communication Latin was abandoned in the Roman Catholicism, Christian church Byzantine Empire in favor of Greek that has been the decisive spiritual Eastern Orthodox leaders sharply force in the history of Western Europe rejected the growing claims of The Roman Catholic Church traces its Roman popes to be the sole and history to and the Apostles final authority for all Christians The Pope is supreme and has everywhere immediate jurisdiction for every church Eastern Orthodoxy, official name in the world Orthodox Catholic Church, one of Has a strict hierarchy under the Pope the three major doctrinal and Religion of the Western Roman Empire, jurisdictional groups of fell before Eastern Rome. Does not believe in purgatory and View on religion was more practical indulgences View on religion was more theoretical Explain the causes of the with the Christian Church into Latin (Roman) Christianity and Eastern (Orthodox) Christianity in the eleventh century. (Kiery L) The split of the Christian Church between Latin Christianity and Eastern Christianity in the eleventh century was caused by many differences and misunderstandings.They differed in their theology and church practices. This started in 1054 when the representatives of both churches declared that those of opposing traditions were not true Christians and after this they experienced constant conflict. Differences in theology and church practice Byzantine prohibited the use of icons, popular painting of saints and biblical scenes Priests in the West shaved and were supposed to remain celibate
Claim: Eastern Orthodox Christianity and Roman Catholicism were different in many aspects including their political authority, culture, and religious beliefs. The two churches had different structures of political authority, different cultures, and has some differences in their religious beliefs. Differences between Eastern Orthodox Christianity and Catholicism Eastern Orthodox Christianity Roman Catholicism It had a pervasive influence on every aspect of Byzantine life Latin was abandoned in the Byzantine Empire in favor of Greek Eastern Orthodox leaders sharply rejected the growing claims of Roman popes to be the sole and final authority for all Christians everywhere Eastern Orthodoxy, official name Orthodox Catholic Church, one of the three major doctrinal and jurisdictional groups of Does not believe in purgatory and indulgences View on religion was more theoretical Latin remained the language of the Church and of elite communication Roman Catholicism, Christian church that has been the decisive spiritual force in the history of Western Europe The Roman Catholic Church traces its history to and the Apostles The Pope is supreme and has immediate jurisdiction for every church in the world Has a strict hierarchy under the Pope Religion of the Western Roman Empire, fell before Eastern Rome. View on religion was more practical Explain the causes of the with the Christian Church into Latin (Roman) Christianity and Eastern (Orthodox) Christianity in the eleventh century. (Kiery L) The split of the Christian Church between Latin Christianity and Eastern Christianity in the eleventh century was caused by many differences and misunderstandings.They differed in their theology and church practices. This started in 1054 when the representatives of both churches declared that those of opposing traditions were not true Christians and after this they experienced constant conflict. Differences in theology and church practice Byzantine prohibited the use of icons, popular painting of saints and biblical scenes Priests in the West shaved and were supposed to remain celibate
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