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- n. The beliefs and practices of the Eastern Orthodox Church; i.e. Greek Orthodox Church, Romanian Orthodox Church, Russian Orthodox Church, Serbian Orthodox Church, or of Orthodox Judaism
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“The more we learn (more every day!) the more we know the Neodarwinian "Orthodoxy" is wrong.”
“The tide has shifted such that Orthodoxy is gaining adherents, largely through natural increase, and the other movements are shrinking.”
The Volokh Conspiracy » A Thought on American Jewish Demography
“Orthodoxy is the body of essential Christian doctrines – those doctrines that make Christianity Christian and not something else.”
“G.K. Chesterton in Orthodoxy notes that it is a bad idea to think of sin in terms of disease; we cure disease largely through rest, but we cure sin through vigorous action, by buffeting the body and making it our slave.”
“Moreover, Russians associate the word communist with traditional concepts of community that are deeply rooted in Russian Orthodoxy and the national mentality.”
“Krusevac has a sacred place in Serbian Orthodoxy - it was from there in 1389 that a Serb Orthodox army under Prince Lazar his icon is above left to be crushed by Muslim forces in the battle of Kosovo.”
“Keeping statistics on the number of "reasoned" adherents to Darwinian Orthodoxy is not my job.”
“And in many places Orthodoxy is the only game in town, though there are also Liberal and Reform synagogues (the divisions are a bit different there).”
“For many Russians who came of age in the Soviet period, a turn to Orthodoxy is unlikely; the youth of Russia, however, are another story.”
“The style of Russian Orthodoxy is imperial: whitewashed walls to highlight the accumulated icons, censers, and silver chandeliers.”
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