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The permanent break between Rome/Catholicism and Constantinople/Eastern Orthodoxy, which Jiang says occurs around 1000.
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Great Schism
The permanent break between Rome/Catholicism and Constantinople/Eastern Orthodoxy, which Jiang says occurs around 1000.
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The initial key doctrinal difference between Rome and Constantinople was papal supremacy: Rome asserted the pope as first among equals and true representative of God on earth, while Orthodoxy asserted equality among churches.
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"All right? And this will eventually climax in something called the Great Schism. The Great Schism. And we'll study this later on. The idea..."
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"Rome asserts that the Pope is the first among equals, okay? So the Pope has the ultimate authority. The Pope is a true representative..."
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"...So that's another problem. A third problem is something called the Great Schism of 1054. That's when the Greek Orthodox Byzantine Church in Constantinople,..."
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