Christianity and Eastern Orthodoxy

The Great Schism of 1054

• Marked the separation between Eastern Orthodoxy and Western Christianity.

• Was a conflict between the Catholic Church and the Protestant Reformation.

• Led to the establishment of the Anglican Church.

• Resulted in the unification of Eastern and Western Christianity.

Orthodox

• Refers to following or conforming to traditional or generally accepted rules or beliefs of a religion.

• A term used to describe modern or progressive beliefs in religion.

• A style of worship that emphasizes personal interpretation of scriptures.

• A belief system that rejects all forms of organized religion.

The role of the Pope in Christianity

• Leader in Roman Catholic Christianity

• A prominent figure in Eastern Orthodox Christianity

• A historical figure with no current influence

• A local church leader in Protestantism

Iconoclasm

• Rejection or destruction of religious images as heretical.

• The worship of icons and images in religious practices.

• A movement to promote the use of religious images in churches.

• The study of ancient religious artifacts.

Leadership structure in Eastern Orthodox Christianity

• Bishops

• Patriarchs

• Deacons

• Priests

The significance of the Great Schism

• Unified Eastern Orthodox and Western Christianity

• Separated Eastern Orthodox and Western Christianity

• Established the Catholic Church as the sole authority

• Created a new branch of Christianity

A form or formulary for public religious worship

• Liturgy

• Ritual

• Ceremony

• Service

The worship of idols or false gods

• Idolatry

• Iconoclasm

• Polytheism

• Agnosticism

The major event in 1054 that separated Eastern Orthodox and Western Christianity

• The Great Schism

• The Council of Nicaea

• The Protestant Reformation

• The Crusades

The purpose of the answer key provided in the document

• To grade student work and discuss similarities and differences between Eastern Orthodox and Roman Catholic Christianity

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• To outline the main topics covered in the document