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When the early church underwent a schism, does that mean it changed its most important doctrines?
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When the early church underwent a schism, does that mean it changed its most important doctrines?
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It means the church seperated, split apart. Look up the Great Schism, the tree of christianity is the prim example of all the branches of sects, schism everywhere in here!
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