Which is a valid distinction between roman catholicism and eastern orthodoxy?
a. the catholic church has a single leader in the pope; the eastern orthodox church follows the teachings of its founder, constantine i.
b. the catholic church has a single leader in the pope; the eastern orthodox church is led by a council of five patriarchs.
c. the catholic church has a single leader in the pope; the eastern orthodox church has no single leader.
d. the catholic church has a single leader in the pope; the eastern orthodox church has a single leader in the patriarch.

The correct answer is:

C. The Catholic Church has a single leader in the pope; the Eastern Orthodox Church has no single leader.

Explanation:

One of the main differences between the Roman Catholicism and the Eastern Orthodoxy is that the Catholic Church has a supreme authority; the Pope, he is infallible and has authority over the whole Church, and the Eastern Orthodox Church doesn't have a centralized authority, all Bishops are leaders of their Church and are not infallible like the Pope; the Patriarch of Constantinople, who is traditionally seen as first among equals doesn't have a real supremacy, it is only a courtesy title.

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