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An analysis of the great schism of the east Research paper Help Political , linguistic , theological , cultural and geographical differences between the western and eastern churchesledto the east - west schism of 1054
Tensions between the East and the WestThe cracks and fissures in Christian unityledto the East - West Schism
Growing tensions between east and west the cracks and fissures in christian unityledto the east - west schism
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East and West Growing tensions between East and West Tensions in Christian unityledto the East - West Schism
In 1054 , the Bishop of Rome and the four Greek - speaking patriarchs of the East excommunicated each othertriggeringthe East - West Schism
the filioque addition in the Creedcontributedto the East - West Schism
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t)he divergence of the Eastern and Western churchesleading ultimatelyto the East – West Schism
that the language chasm that existed between the East and West isleadto the East - West Schism
In the West an aggressive and reformist [ [ Papacy ] ] came into conflict with both the Eastern Empire and Western secular monarchsleadingto the [ [ East - West Schism
During the High Middle Ages , eastern and western Christianity grew apartleadingto the East – West Schism of 1054
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The cracks and also crevices in Christian unityledto the East - West Schism
in 1054 , the Ecumenical Patriarch of Constantinople and the Pope of Rome excommunicate each other ,creatingthe West - East Schism
Growing tensions between east and west unityledto the east - west schism
A number of factorscontributedto the East - West Schism
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michael cerularius ' disagreement of the great schism in eastern churchesledto the east - west schism of
disputes over doctrine , especially the authority of the Pope(passive) triggered bythe East – West Schism in 1054
the ancient family feud between East and Westresultedin the East - West Schism of 1054
disputes over doctrine the authority of the Pope(passive) triggered bythe East – West Schism in 1054
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the several factorscontributingto the East - West Schism of 1054
Schaff 's simplistic solution to the major problemscreatedthe East - West schism
Patriarch Michael I.(passive) was caused byThe East - West ( Great ) Schism
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Disagreements about the filioque and papal primacyeventually contributedto the East - West Schism of 1054
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the Eastern Orthodox Church and the Roman Catholic Churchcreatingthe Eastern Orthodox Church and the Roman Catholic Church
in a formal split between the Catholic Church and the Eastern Orthodox Churchresultedin a formal split between the Catholic Church and the Eastern Orthodox Church
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in the emergence of two great Christian traditionsresultedin the emergence of two great Christian traditions
the Eastern Joint Venturescreatingthe Eastern Joint Ventures
in a formal split between the catholic church and individual 's relationship with godresultedin a formal split between the catholic church and individual 's relationship with god
Pope Gregory VII ’s “ papal revolution ” of the 11th CenturycreatedPope Gregory VII ’s “ papal revolution ” of the 11th Century
the Eastern Orthodox Catholic Churchcreatedthe Eastern Orthodox Catholic Church
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to mass enrichment of the military - industrial - finance complex and the mass impoverishment of the 99 %leadingto mass enrichment of the military - industrial - finance complex and the mass impoverishment of the 99 %
The traditional order(passive) was setThe traditional order
from the large disagreement over supremacy between Rome and Constantinopleresultedfrom the large disagreement over supremacy between Rome and Constantinople
centuries - long separation between the Western ( Latin Rome ) and the Eastern ( Greek Constantinople ) branches of Christianitycausedcenturies - long separation between the Western ( Latin Rome ) and the Eastern ( Greek Constantinople ) branches of Christianity
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The Orthodox Churches(passive) were createdThe Orthodox Churches