What is a major difference between the Roman Catholic Church and the Eastern Orthodox Church? O A.
Roman Catholic churches perform a mass, but Eastern Orthodox churches don't.
OB.
The patriarch heads Roman Catholic churches, but the pope heads Eastern Orthodox churches,
C.
Roman Catholics don't follow the New Testament, but Eastern Orthodox followers do.
OD.
Roman Catholic priests cannot marry, but Eastern Orthodox priests can.

A.  Roman Catholic churches perform a mass, but Eastern Orthodox churches don't.

Explanation:

There are many differences between the Roman Catholic and Eastern Orthodox church, and one of them is that Catholic churches perform a mass, while Orthodox churches do not. They perform liturgies instead of masses.

The rest of the options are incorrect, because:

The pope heads Roman Catholic churches, while the patriarch heads Eastern Orthodox churches (not the other way around).Both churches follow the New Testament.Orthodox priests can be married if they got married before being ordained to the priesthood, but they are not allowed to enter marriage after ordination.

Jesus says the disciples will have the Holy Spirit and the authority to forgive sins and to withhold forgiveness. In Acts, Jesus promises the disciples that the Holy Spirit will inspire them. All these passages are composed as words of Christ spoken after his resurrection.The Atonement is what Christ did for us through His death and resurrection. While there are several Christian approaches to the finer details of exactly how the Atonement restores our broken relationship with God, all agree that the Atonement involves God providing us with an opportunity to restore our broken relationship with Him through Christ as a result of the death and resurrection of Jesus.

John 3:16 is often quoted, but this does not diminish the fact that it contains the essential elements of God’s plan and the atonement: “For God so loved the world that he gave His one and only Son, that whoever believes in Him shall not perish but have eternal life.”

God has reached out to us. Christ has died for us. Christ lives again for us. We need only accept God’s grace humbly through Christ, turn away from the wrongs we have done, and receive Christ as our Lord and Savior. Then we are ready for the first steps in the Christian life.

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