Episode 2: Roman Catholics & Eastern Orthodox | Christian Denominations Family Tree Series

This video explores the family tree of Christian denominations, focusing on the Roman Catholic and Eastern Orthodox Churches. It discusses the historical development, organizational structure, and recent events affecting these branches, including the Great Schism and the situation in Ukraine. The video also clarifies misconceptions from the previous episode and introduces independent branches like the Old Catholic Church.

What was the main focus of episode two in the series on Christian denominations?

• The role of the Nicene Creed

• The origins of Christianity

• The Roman Catholic and Eastern Orthodox Churches

• The Protestant Reformation

What term did the narrator clarify regarding its use in the context of early Christian sects?

• Orthodox

• Extinct

• Heretical

• Canonical

What was the Pentarchy in early Christianity?

• A council of five church leaders

• A coalition of five Christian sects

• A group of five major Christian cities

• A set of five religious texts

What was a major cause of the Great Schism in 1054?

• The fall of the Roman Empire

• The rise of Protestantism

• Disagreement over the Nicene Creed

• The spread of Islam

How many autocephalous churches make up the Eastern Orthodox Church?

• 25

• 20

• 15

• 10

What is the main issue causing a rift between the Patriarchs of Constantinople and Moscow?

• The recognition of the Orthodox Church of Ukraine

• The use of the Julian calendar

• The leadership of the Ecumenical Patriarch

• The translation of religious texts

What percentage of Catholics belong to the Latin Church?

• 99%

• 75%

• 50%

• 100%

What was a significant outcome of the Vatican One council?

• The introduction of local languages in Mass

• The formation of the Old Catholic Church

• The declaration of papal infallibility

• The establishment of the Eastern Catholic Churches

Which church is the largest among the Eastern Catholic Churches?

• The Siro Malabar Catholic Church

• The Ukrainian Greek Catholic Church

• The Coptic Catholic Church

• The Armenian Catholic Church

What is the main belief of the Sedevacantists?

• The Pope should be elected by all Christians

• The Pope should reside in Constantinople

• The office of Pope has been vacant since Vatican II

• The Pope is infallible