Question
which of the following statments correctly describes the difference between the the roman catholic church and the eastern orthodox church?
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GPT 3.5
The following statement correctly describes the difference between the Roman Catholic Church and the Eastern Orthodox Church:
The Roman Catholic Church recognizes the authority of the Pope as the supreme head of the Church, while the Eastern Orthodox Church does not accept the Pope's authority and instead operates under a system of collective leadership known as the Holy Synod.
The Roman Catholic Church recognizes the authority of the Pope as the supreme head of the Church, while the Eastern Orthodox Church does not accept the Pope's authority and instead operates under a system of collective leadership known as the Holy Synod.