Which of the following was a key theological difference between Greek Orthodoxy and Roman Catholicism?

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Theological differences between Greek Orthodoxy and Roman Catholicism include the belief that Jesus became mortal to facilitate the transformation of humans into divine beings (held by Greek Orthodoxy) versus the belief that Jesus became mortal to atone for humanity's sins (held by Roman Catholicism). Option A is incorrect as both Greek Orthodoxy and Roman Catholicism support the divine origins of Jesus. Option B is incorrect as both religions pursued missions and proselytizing outside of their respective cities. Option D is incorrect as Greek Orthodoxy does not avow that Jerusalem, but rather Constantinople, is the center of Christianity.

Which of the Following Was a Key Theological Difference Between