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Why does the church undergo changes?
People and society change; the church must, too.
How did Henry the 8th breaking away from the church make social and religious changes?
King Henry the VIII formed the Church of England when he broke away from the church in Rome.
What church is based in Rome?
The Catholic Church.
Why does music undergo radical changes?
dergo radical changes
When was Saint Clement of Rome Church created?
Saint Clement of Rome Church was created in 1929.
What is a Church of Rome?
That would depend entirely on the context, in other words, how the phrase "Church of Rome" was being used. In Catholic terminology, Church of Rome would refer to the diocese of Rome, which is headed by the Pope as its Bishop. His cathedral church is St. John Lateran. Church of Rome is also a slur used by English speaking people, especially Anglicans to refer to the Catholic Church.
Where is the Mother Church located for church of god in christ?
A Church in Rome
City where western church was centered?
The Catholic Church is centred in the Vatican City, but also has roots in Rome.
What is the process in which substances undergo chemical changes called?
chemical changes
What physical changes did rome undergo?
Rome underwent several physical changes throughout its history, including the construction of aqueducts to improve water supply, the building of impressive architectural structures like the Colosseum and Pantheon, and the expansion of the city's boundaries with the construction of roads and defensive walls. Additionally, urban planning efforts led to the development of forums, temples, and public baths that transformed Rome into a bustling metropolis.
Can silicon undergo a physical and chemical change?
Yes, silicon can undergo physical changes such as melting and crystallizing. It can also undergo chemical changes when it reacts with other elements, forming compounds like silicon dioxide (SiO2) or silicon carbide (SiC).
Father of Church the Bishop of Rome?
The pope is the Bishop of Rome.
