- The Orthodox Catholic Church is commonly known as the Eastern Orthodox Church, partly to avoid confusion with the Roman Catholic Church.
- ...and denominations of Christians: from the fourteenth century to the nineteenth and from the New Zealand Maori missionaries to the Eastern Orthodox Church.
- The common name of the church, "Eastern Orthodox Church", is a shortened practicality that helps to avoid confusions in casual use.
- All members of the Eastern Orthodox Church profess the same faith, regardless of race or nationality, jurisdiction or local custom, or century of birth.
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- Over time, the Eastern Orthodox Church developed its own distinct identity, emphasizing the importance of tradition, liturgy, and social justice.
- Orthodox Eastern Church / (frequently spoken of as “the Greek Church,” and described officially as “The Holy Orthodox Catholic Apostolic Eastern Church”).
- A Note on Nomenclature. Members of the Eastern Orthodox Church usually refer to themselves as simply Orthodox.
- To apprehend the special significance of the saint's image in the Eastern Orthodox Church we must consider the iconoclastic struggle.
- The Eastern Orthodox Church, officially the Orthodox Catholic Church, is the second-largest Christian Church, with over 250 million members.