- Orthodox Christians and Roman Catholics believe that the bread and wine actually become the broken body of Jesus Christ during this part of the service.
- Christianity is a broad religion centered on Jesus Christ, while Orthodox Christianity is a traditionalist branch maintaining early Christian beliefs and practices.
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- Fasting and prayer represent an essential part of the Orthodox Christian life. Orthodox believe that fasting can be the "foundation of all good."
- What do Orthodox Christians believe in? Orthodoxy believes that the Christian Faith and the Church are inseparable.
- Demonic teachings and influences have been observed by some Orthodox Christians in the other Oriental religions. Authority of Dalai Lama.
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- The Orthodox Church is sometimes referred to as “Greek Orthodox” or “Eastern Orthodox,” but the best term is simply Orthodox Christian.
- The representative and spiritual leader of Orthodox Christians worldwide is the Ecumenical Patriarch, also known as the Archbishop of Constantinople.
- Orthodox Christians believe that their church has remained true to the teachings of Jesus Christ and his apostles throughout history.