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"Censure from men afflicts the heart; but if patiently accepted it generates purity."
St. Mark the Ascetic

Orthodox Christian

Definition: The word Orthodox means right belief, right practice, or right worship. Also referred to as Russian Orthodoxy or Eastern Orthodoxy, all three terms are synonymous in Orthodox self-understanding. Orthodoxy uses the vernacular language of its adherents, but its beliefs and liturgy are independent of the language used. The Russian Church is Eastern Orthodox because it maintains sacramental ties (intercommunion) with the Ecumenical Patriarch in Constantinople. This differentiates it from Oriental Orthodox groups such as the Nestorians, Monophysites, and Jacobites who broke with Byzantium over doctrinal and cultural differences between the fifth and eighth centuries. The distinctive characteristics of Orthodoxy in comparison with other expressions of Christianity explain some unique features of Russian historical development. Source: Answer.com
Resources
"The body of modern churches, including among others the Greek and Russian Orthodox, that is derived from the church of the Byzantine Empire, adheres to the Byzantine rite, and acknowledges the honorary primacy of the patriarch of Constantinople." Source: Answers.com
Catholic Encyclopedia-Orthodox Church
The body of Christians in union with the Patriarch of Constantinople but in schism with the Pope of Rome.
The Christian Coptic Orthodox Church Of Egypt
Information about the Coptic church, including the Coptic Network Archives, icons, history, links, and articles
the Christian Orthodox Church
A home for all who seek an apostolic, sacramental, evangelical, orthodox church. ... Basic Foundations of the Christian Orthodox Church are scripture, tradition, the ...
The Orthodox Church in America
Official site. Directories of the episcopacy and the parishes, information about Orthodoxy, ministries and organizations,
Eastern Christianity-Wikipedia
Informational Site
Orthodox Christian Information Center Home Page
Articles for and about the Orthodox Church. ... Texan lawyer and courageous Orthodox Christian mentioned in this news article, ...
Orthodox Church
Antiochian Orthodox Christian Archdiocese of North America
Orthodox Church
a free-content encyclopedia and information center for Orthodox Christianity that anyone can edit
Orthodox Christian Links
Links to web sites with information about the Russian Orthodox Church, Greek Orthodox Church and ... Orthodox Links.
Sacred Text
The Orthodox church sacred text is that of the Bible.
Bibles
A comprehensive look at the Bible
Bible Study Links
The Basic Sources of the Teachings of the Eastern Orthodox Church
Bibles
A comprehensive
look at the Bible, its history and it meaning
Orthodox Church and Bible Study Links -
A
collection of links on the World Wide Web to subjects about or related to The Eastern Orthodox Church,
Holy Scripture In the Eastern Orthodox Church
The Authentic Greek Text of the Bible is Preserved by the Orthodox Church. When translating the New Testament into English, there are many Greek manuscripts ..

History and Origins
"The many disputes and opposition between the spiritual chiefs of the Orthodoxy and Catholicism became more and more intense and, in 1054, the Patriarch and the Pope excommunicated one another.
The Orthodox Church (Eastern, Greek/Russian) and the Roman Catholic Church took their own way: this separation is called the schism.Today, Orthodoxy is the national Greece religion with 97% of the population. Etymologically, Orthodox means "right belief".
Source: Greeka
History of the Orthodox Church
An historical account about the development of the Orthodox Church. A look at her various facets and their development.
History of the Orthodox Church
Brief, but detailed overview from the beginnings to modern day. Prepared by the Serbian Orthodox Diocese of Raska and Prizren.
History of the Orthodox Church
WesternOrthodox.com—History of the Orthodox Church.
Russian Orthodox church: early history
Alternative description of the early
history (up to 1725) of Russian Orthodox church is available from Treasures of Czars education guide. ...
The Orthodox Christian Page
Informational Page
Timeline of the East-West Schism
of the Catholic and Orthodox Church

Time Line
A Timeline of Catholic Church history
1-500 A.D.

Time Line
Denominations
Eastern Orthodox: "The Eastern Orthodox Church, also called the Orthodox Church, is a Christian body whose adherents are largely based in Eastern Europe and the Middle East, with a growing presence in the western world. It claims to be the original Christian church founded by Christ and the Apostles, and traces its lineage back to the early church through the process of Apostolic Succession. ..." Source: wikipedia
Russian Orthodox:
The Russian Orthodox Church (Русская Православная церковь) is that body of Christians who are united under the Patriarch of Moscow, who in turn is in communion with the other patriarchs and primates of the Eastern Orthodox Church. In this way Russian Orthodox believers are in communion with all other Eastern Orthodox believers. Source: wikipedia.
Greek Orthodox:
Independent Eastern Orthodox church of Greece. The term is sometimes used erroneously for Eastern Orthodoxy in general. It remained under the patriarch of Constantinople until 1833, when it became independent. It is governed by 67 metropolitan bishops, presided over by an archbishop. Source: Answers
Comparison of Christian Denominations - Statistics: Geography
This comparison chart of Christian denominations will compare statistics regarding the geography of various Christian denominations.
Comparison Chart of Beliefs of Christian Denominations - ReligionFacts
Easy chart to compare the beliefs of Christians
Orthodox Church and Orthodox Christian links
Orthodox Church, Eastern Orthodox Church, Russian Orthodox, Greek Orthodox, Orthodoxy, Orthodox Christianity links, Eastern Orthodox Christian links, ...
Syric Orthodox Church Sites
Oriental Orthodox Churches Links. Coptic Orthodox Church. The Coptic Orthodox Church of Egypt ... Other Sites of Interest to Oriental Orthodox Christians ...

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