Church Schism

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raskol

to break - the church divided/broke

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the century of the first, very minor schism

15th

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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

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centralization also occurs in the church

principalities can no longer have their own religious differences

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options for religious unifications with Ukraine

-make corrections based on Greek texts

-make corrections based on Ancient Russian texts

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the Greeks were led by

Patriarch Nikon

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the ancient Russians were led by

Archpriest Avvakum

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in the 17th century, this develops, showing the declining importance of the church as secular authority increases

secularization

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Nikon is supported by the

tsar

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Nikon begins his reforms in

1653

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the ultimate split is on the issue of how to

unify/verify

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starovery

old believers

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staroobriadtsy

old ritualists

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these differences are all

formal

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Old believers are persecuted and so they

move to the Urals, burn themselves alive when the government attempts to penetrate the settlements

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The raskol never

ended

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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