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25 April, 15:02

Why did the Roman pope lose his authority in the Eastern Christian church?

A. The Eastern patriarch wanted to take control of religious happenings in the East.

B. The pope disapproved of adding the word filioque to the scripture.

C. The pope excommunicated the Eastern patriarch and his followers

D. The Eastern patriarch disagreed with the pope about all religious matters.

E. The pope tried to take control of the Eastern church.

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