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No! They argued against the Pope changing the Creed that had been declared at one Oecumenical Council, and ratified by the Councils following, and which is today the Statement of Faith for this Forum. The East upheld the decisions of the Councils of the Church.Did not the Orthodox Christians protest against the RCC?
Arguably, as Catholic is a Greek compound word, kata and holos, meaning according to the whole, and since it was the whole Church that decided to Creed, and the whole Church that ratified the Creed, that the Eastern Church was indeed being more Catholic than the Western Church including Rome, in the events sparked by the Coronation of Henry II as HRE on the 14th of February 1014, and culminating in the bull of excommunication on the 16th of July 1054.
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