What impact did schism have?

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The Great Western schism, as it opposed the Great Eastern schism, had a destabilizing effect on some people's faith that attended the Catholic Church. It also created a split in allegiances, especially among Catholic European rulers. The Great Western schism's fallout directly anticipated grief and trouble, that start out the spark in the Protestant Reformation, which is less than two centuries later.

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