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TheNobleEu
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Registered: Jun 2005
Location: Toronto, Canada
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| quote: | Originally posted by George Smiley
Isn't that the same thing? |
Sorta but not really, in that Russian, Ukranian, Luthuanian, Greek, Syrian, Macedonian, Ethiopian, Alexandrian, etc. churches are "Eastern Orthodox" (is the proper term) in Christian denomination.
That said, and with Eastern Orthodoxy being much more "religiously liberal" than say Roman Catholicism, the content and style of service in individual Eastern Orthodox churches can be quite unique and varied. They can also each have their own Pope.
"Eastern Orthodoxy" is the brand of Christianity that developed in the Eastern Roman Empire (later called Byzantium) after Imperial Rome crumbled. The term probably owes to the "Great Eastern Schism" of 1054 CE between Rome and Constantinople (although problems dividing these factions existed 500 years before the actual schism).
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