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After the great schism, the byzantine church became known as the a. roman catholic church. b. greek patriarchal church. c. eastern orthodox church. d. reformed catholic church
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After the great schism, the byzantine church became known as the
a. roman catholic church.
b. greek patriarchal church.
c. eastern orthodox church.
d. reformed catholic church
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Eastern Orthodox Church. The leaders of the two churches (Pope and Patriarch) later excommunicated eachother from their respective churches.
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