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The Eighth-Century Controversy That Set the Latin and Greek Orthodox

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The eighth-century controversy that set the Latin and Greek Orthodox Christians apart was over


A) the official use of the Greek language in the Byzantine Empire.
B) the election of the pope.
C) iconoclasm, or the destruction of icons.
D) the divinity of the Trinity.
E) whether Muhammad was a true prophet of God.

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