There are various versions of Christianity due to the different beliefs and views that people had, which in turn created the different branches within the religion. One example of this is the Great Schism. The Great Schism was the split between the Eastern and Western Christianity. This occurred after the centuries of progressive separation in which the two traditions developed their own distinctive forms. When it came to their differences, they ranged from minor to more contrasting characteristics. The minor differences included baptism. As an example, the West performed by the use of sprinkling of water, while the East performed theirs with full immersion into the water. As another example, the West had urged their priests to be celibate,
