Why and when did the church split into Catholic and Orthodox Christianity

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kobusy [5.1K]3 years ago

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The Church was soon split into Roman Catholic and Orthodox Christianity because the Byzantine Empire split from Rome.

During the 11th Century, the Byzantine decided to start their own branch of Christianity.

This is when and why did the church split into Catholic and Orthodox Christianity. Hope this helps!

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