... : Religious imagery was important to growth in Christianity; there was conflict with inside the church. Roman Catholics say that visual representations of God were to inspire people in their faith. Eastern Orthodox Churches thought that these images were no better than pagan idols themselves. During this time, iconoclasts came about (those who favored the destruction of icons) and destroyed many of the ... ...

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... a dominant force. Very often religions unified or divided people. One of the largest religions in the world is Christianity. Its origin is Middle East. Christianity is divided into three branches - Eastern Orthodox, Roman Catholics, and Protestants. Christianity is monotheistic religion, which means that people believe in one God. All Christians regard to Jesus as the Son of God, who died to save ... ...

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