In the Byzantine Empire, who had the final say on church matters?

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Mrrafil [7]3 years ago

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The correct answer is - The emperor.

In the Byzantine Empire, the emperor was a monarch that had a complete authority, for both the empire's affairs and the religious affairs. So the emperor of the Byzantine Empire had the final word in everything, and apart from being the head of the empire, he was the head of the church as well and dictated the religious activities and politics in the empire, unlike in the west were the pope was in charge of the church activities and politics.

Elza [17]3 years ago

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The correct answer based on the given question above if who has the final say on church matters in the Byzantine Empire, would be the first option. It is the emperor, in the Byzantine Empire, that had the final say on church matters.

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