How Did Eastern Orthodox Christianity Differ From Roman Catholicism

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How Did Eastern Orthodox Christianity Differ From Roman Catholicism

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1.The Catholic Church maintained some degree of independence from political authorities, in Byzantium the emperor assumed the role of both "Caesar," as head of state, and the head of the Church. 2.In the Eastern Orthodox Church, Greek became the language of religious practice instead of the Latin used in the Roman Catholic Church. 3.Priests in Byzantium allowed their beards to grow long and were permitted to marry, while priests in the West shaved and, after 1050 or so, were supposed to remain celibate. 4.Eastern Orthodox leaders sharply rejected the growing claims of Roman popes to be the sole and final authority for all Christians everywhere.
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