Which is a valid distinction between the catholic church and the eastern orthodox church? a. only the catholic church uses the old and new testaments; the eastern orthodox church uses a distinct text called the deuterocanonical scripture. b. both use the old and new testaments; however, the eastern orthodox church uses additional scripture the catholic church does not. c. both use the new testament of the bible; however, the eastern orthodox church also uses the old testament. d. both use the old testament of the bible; however, the eastern orthodox church also uses the new testament.

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Derek Barron

11 February, 06:10

Which is a valid distinction between the catholic church and the eastern orthodox church? a. only the catholic church uses the old and new testaments; the eastern orthodox church uses a distinct text called the deuterocanonical scripture. b. both use the old and new testaments; however, the eastern orthodox church uses additional scripture the catholic church does not. c. both use the new testament of the bible; however, the eastern orthodox church also uses the old testament. d. both use the old testament of the bible; however, the eastern orthodox church also uses the new testament.

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Jarrett Burgess · Answer 1

Both use the old and new testaments; however, the eastern orthodox church uses additional scripture the catholic church does not. is a valid distinction between the catholic church and the eastern orthodox church, this texts are few books from deuterocanonical scrpiture