Original sentence: "  These churches are referred to as Uniate by the Orthodox churches which continue to reject the supremacy of any one bishop.Protestant Christians likewise reject papal claims of universal jurisdiction.Some Assyrian, Eastern Orthodox, and Oriental Orthodox Churches accepted governance by the Roman Pontiff in recent centuries due to missionary endeavors, sometimes involving "Holy Inquisition.The Bishop of Rome is the bishop of the Holy See, more often referred to in the Roman Catholic tradition as the Pope.The first Bishop of Rome to bear the title of "Pope" was Boniface III in 607, the first to assume the title of "Universal Bishop" by decree of Emperor Phocas.The title "Bishop of Rome"  is also used in preference to Pope by some members of Eastern Orthodox, Anglican, and Protestant denominations, to reflect their rejection of papal authority over the Christian Church
Edited sentence: "  The first Bishop of Rome to bear the title of "Pope" was Boniface III in 607, the first to assume the title of "Universal Bishop" by decree of Emperor Phocas."  These churches are called "Uniates" by the Orthodox churches which continue to reject the supremacy or totalitarian claims of any one bishop.Protestant Christians likewise reject pontifical claims, generally rejecting any clergyman's claim to primacy.Some Assyrian, Eastern Orthodox, and Oriental Orthodox Churches accepted governance by the Roman Pontiff in recent centuries due to Jesuit and imperialistic missionary endeavors, sometimes involving "Holy Inquisition.The Bishop of Rome is the bishop or Patriarch of the Holy See of Rome, more often referred to in Roman Catholic tradition as the Pope or "Supreme Pontiff.The title "Bishop of Rome"  is also used in preference to Pope by some members of Eastern Orthodox, Anglican, and Protestant denominations, to reflect their rejection of papal authority over all Christendom