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What was the cause of the Schism between the East and West? ... It is clear however that the East and West Schism has strongly affected the life of all Christians today, for there would not be two separate denominations. It was a series of events which led to the break of communion between East and West, causing them to divide due to differentiating beliefs. ... The growing isolation between the Christian East and West was provoked by political competition, pointless arguments and personal rivalries.
Under Diocletian rule in 284-305AD the empire was divided into two parts, East and West, they were to be ruled by two Augusti who had each an assistant Caesar.
Approximate Word count = 551 Approximate Pages = 2.2 (250 words per page double spaced)
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