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raskol
to break - the church divided/broke
the century of the first, very minor schism
15th
the self perception of the Russian orthodox church changes to a feeling of pride and uncompromising after
the Byzantine Empire made an agreement with the Catholics
centralization also occurs in the church
principalities can no longer have their own religious differences
options for religious unifications with Ukraine
-make corrections based on Greek texts
-make corrections based on Ancient Russian texts
the Greeks were led by
Patriarch Nikon
the ancient Russians were led by
Archpriest Avvakum
in the 17th century, this develops, showing the declining importance of the church as secular authority increases
secularization
Nikon is supported by the
tsar
Nikon begins his reforms in
1653
the ultimate split is on the issue of how to
unify/verify
starovery
old believers
staroobriadtsy
old ritualists
these differences are all
formal
Old believers are persecuted and so they
move to the Urals, burn themselves alive when the government attempts to penetrate the settlements
The raskol never
ended
The interpretations of the schism
-the schism is only outwardly religious and had a lot to do with socioeconomic factors, because the old believers were wealthy merchants and were protesting against gentry privileges
-reaction to centralization as the church loses autonomy
-the old believers belonged to old muscovite culture in which form was very important; the schism ended muscovite culture because the old believers lost