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How Christianity Split: Catholic, Orthodox, Protestant Breakdown

Why are there Catholics, Orthodox, and Protestants if there’s only one Jesus and one Bible? In this video, we walk through how Christianity split into three major traditions and what actually makes them different: How the early church saw itself as one body spread across many cities Why tensions between East and West grew into the Great Schism of 1054 What sparked the Protestant Reformation and why it didn’t stay “one” Protestant church How Catholic, Orthodox, and Protestant churches each understand authority, salvation, sacraments, and worship Where they truly disagree – and where they surprisingly agree more than you think This isn’t about bashing anyone’s church or pretending “all roads are identical.” It’s a clear, honest breakdown to help you: Understand the story behind the splits See how each tradition thinks it’s being faithful to Jesus Learn how to hold your convictions with humility, charity, and discernment In this video: 00:00 – How did Christianity end up with so many branches? 01:15 – The early church: one faith, many cities 04:10 – Councils, creeds, and guarding the gospel 07:30 – East vs West: roots of the Great Schism 11:45 – 1054: Catholic vs Orthodox officially split 15:20 – Corruption, questions, and the road to the Reformation 18:30 – Luther, Scripture, and “faith alone” 22:15 – How Protestant churches kept multiplying 26:00 – Catholic, Orthodox, Protestant: side-by-side comparison 33:00 – What they share at the core of the faith 37:10 – How to think about denominations without losing Jesus 40:00 – Final encouragement: many traditions, one Savior If this helped you understand the Christian “family tree,” 👉 drop a comment with the tradition you grew up in and ONE thing you’ve learned from another branch of the Church. And if you want more deep-dive, Bible-based videos like this: like, subscribe, and turn on the bell so you don’t miss the next one.