What is the difference in belief in the patriarch from the Eastern Empire to the Western Empire?
A) The East views the patriarch as the spiritual leader much like the West. The East, however, considers their spiritual leader to be the pope. The West views their spiritual leader as the Emperor.
B) The West views the patriarch as the spiritual leader much like the East. The West, however, considers their spiritual leader to be the pope. The East views their spiritual leader as the Emperor.
C) There is no difference between the East and the West in their view of the patriarch.
D) The West views their patriarch as a messenger of God. The East views their patriarch as a deity communicating with God.
E) The West views their patriarch as the pope. The East views their patriarch as a bishop.
B
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