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'''Eastern Orthodoxy''' is a [[denomination]] of [[Christianity]] that is characterised by its adherence to mystic traditions, ancient liturgical practices, and a strong emphasis on the authority of church councils. | {{Infobox religious group||traditions_names=Eastern Orthodoxy, Catholic Orthodoxy, Kerk'o'Rus|institution=Various national or regional [[Eastern Orthodox Churches]]|denomination=[[Ecclesialism]]|christology=[[Chalcedonianism|Chalecdonian]] [[Trinitarianism]]|soteriology=[[Theosis]]|sacramentology=[[Transubstantiation]]|biblical_canon=[[Septuagint primacy]] with later additions}}'''Eastern Orthodoxy''' is a [[denomination]] of [[Christianity]] that is characterised by its adherence to mystic traditions, ancient liturgical practices, and a strong emphasis on the authority of church councils. | ||
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Eastern Orthodoxy
| Tradition's name(s) | Eastern Orthodoxy, Catholic Orthodoxy, Kerk'o'Rus |
|---|---|
| Main institution(s) | Various national or regional Eastern Orthodox Churches |
| Denomination | Ecclesialism |
| Christology | Chalecdonian Trinitarianism |
| Soteriology | Theosis |
| Sacramentology | Transubstantiation |
| Biblical Canon | Septuagint primacy with later additions |
Eastern Orthodoxy is a denomination of Christianity that is characterised by its adherence to mystic traditions, ancient liturgical practices, and a strong emphasis on the authority of church councils.
