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The 1054 excommunication marked a pivotal moment in Christian history, symbolizing the formal split between the Roman Catholic Church and the Eastern Orthodox Church, known as the Great Schism. This event highlighted deep-rooted theological, cultural, and political differences, particularly over issues like papal authority and the filioque controversy. The schism reshaped the religious landscape of Europe and had lasting implications for Christian unity, contributing to the development of distinct identities within Christianity that persist to this day.

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