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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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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.
"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..."
"Rome asserts that the Pope is the first among equals, okay? So the Pope has the ultimate authority. The Pope is a true representative..."
The Holy Roman Empire was not holy, not Roman, and not much of an empire.
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