so the Eastern Orthodox rebelled against Constantine and had nothing to do with the Inquisitions or with burning Protestants at the stake?
They didn't rebel against Constantine. The Roman Empire continued to exist in the east and the Christians there eventually became the Eastern Orthodox Church.
Constantine lived during the fourth century.
The western half of the empire fell in the fifth century. It became basically the nation states we have in western Europe today.
The eastern half of the empire's Christian ceased being in communion with the west in the eleventh century.
The eastern half of the Empire fell in the 16th Century.
The Inquisition is one of the most wrongly understand historical events.
Protestants were burned at the stake by kings if they took up arms and tried to overthrow the king. This happened among protestant and Catholic kings.
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