Question

Which of the following led the church in the Byzantine empire ?

Answer 1

Constantine

Explanation:

In 330 A.D., Roman Emperor Constantine I chose Byzantium as the site of a “New Rome” with an eponymous capital city, Constantinople. Five years earlier, at the Council of Nicaea, Constantine had established Christianity — once an obscure Jewish sect — as Rome's official religion.

Answer 2

The term that led the church in the Byzantine empire is B.Patriach

What was the Patriarch?

The Eastern Orthodox Church was under the jurisdiction of the Patriarch, who held the position of highest ranking bishop in the Byzantine Empire. In addition to the Pope, who oversaw the Roman Catholic Church in Rome, the Byzantine Empire had its own independent ecclesiastical leadership.

In the Byzantine Empire, the Patriarch was influential in both political and ecclesiastical affairs. They influenced the choice of bishops, how religious teachings were interpreted, and how church property and funds were managed. They played a significant role in the Byzantine imperial court and participated in the coronation of rulers.

complete question;

Which of the following led the church in the Byzantine empire

A.Governor

B.Patriach

C.Pope

D.king