When did the Great Church split into the Roman Catholic and Eastern Orthodox Churches?

• 1054 A.D.

• 1066 A.D.

• 1204 A.D.

• 1453 A.D.

Which of the following was a reason for the split between the Roman Catholic and Eastern Orthodox Churches?

• Which Church leader should have the most power

• The use of Latin in services

• The location of the Vatican

• The design of church buildings

What are the two types of church leadership mentioned in the task?

• One leader and a committee of leaders

• A group of priests and a single bishop

• A council of elders and a single pastor

• A board of directors and a single minister

What was the greatest difference of opinion between the Eastern and Western Churches?

• The role of music in services

• Different ideas about how decisions should be made for the Church

• The use of religious icons

• The language used in the Bible

How did the Eastern Churches believe decisions should be made?

• By a strong leader

• By voting

• By making decisions together

• By following ancient texts

What was the Western Church's belief about decision-making?

• Decisions should be made by a strong leader

• Decisions should be made by a council

• Decisions should be made by the congregation

• Decisions should be made by a committee

Who is in charge of the Roman Catholic Church?

• The Archbishop

• The Pope

• The Cardinal

• The Bishop

Where is the Pope based?

• Paris

• London

• Rome

• Madrid

Why do they say someone needs to be in charge of the Church?

• To ensure everyone is happy

• To prevent arguments within the Church

• To increase membership

• To collect donations

Why might some people think it is a bad thing for the Pope to be in charge?

• They believe the Pope is too powerful

• They want more holidays

• They prefer a democratic system

• They dislike religious leaders