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1st John 5,19 Satan , as ruler of the world he can control anything except true religon, which is under God's protection..

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What is the function of a church council?

Church Council must oversee only the administration and/or the physical operation in the church, but they are not the one controlling or manipulating the spiritual operation in the church, it should be given to the pastoral staff (pastors and elders). Therefore, church administration (physical) - Council. For Spiritual operation (Ministries) - Pastoral Staff.


Kings who tried to control the church?

King Henry VIII is known for controlling the church during his reign and charging those of his subjects who would not swear an oath to that effect (most did) with high treason, which was punishable by death.


Why might the emperor want to continue to control the affairs of the church?

The emperor may want to continue controlling the affairs of the church to maintain political stability and unify his realm under a single authority. By overseeing religious practices and appointments, he can ensure that the church supports his governance and aligns with his policies. Additionally, controlling the church allows the emperor to leverage its influence over the populace, reinforcing loyalty and obedience among his subjects. This relationship also helps to prevent rival power structures from emerging that could challenge his authority.


What was the power of the Church most weakened by?

Roman Catholic AnswerThe question, as asked, makes no sense, as the Church is the Mystical Body of Christ, and, obviously, can not be "weakened" as it is guaranteed by God and guided by the Holy Spirit.


How did the Byzantine Empire develop and form its own distinctive church?

They designed it in a manner to portray the church as an image of the world with the dome of heaven suspended above it, from which the Holy Spirit descended during the liturgical ceremony.