[ SECRET POST #2580 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2580 ⌋

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Comments

Re: Islam

[(Anonymous)]

Psst, Orthodox isn't the one you want. I think you mean Protestantism and Catholicism. The various types of Catholicism have "Orthodox" in their name. [Ex. Roman Orthodox, Russian Orthodox, etc.]

Re: Islam

[(Anonymous)]

Er.... don't believe so. The Orthodox churches (Russian, Greek, and others) are different from the Roman Catholic church. Russian Orthodox and Greek Orthodox are not 'Catholic' in the specific sense the Roman Catholic church is, and Roman Orthodox isn't a thing; Russian and Greek Orthodox churches are in communion with each other but very, very explicitly not in communion with the Roman Catholic Church.

You can tell because there actually are a bunch of Eastern Catholic churches - distinct from the Latin Roman Catholic Church but part of the same hierarchy - and they're very specifically separate, other churches than the Orthodox churches are. The Bulgarian Orthodox Church and the Bulgarian Catholic Church, for instance, are two distinct, different entities - the first one is Orthodox and in communion with the other Orthodox churches, the second one is Catholic and in communion with the Roman Catholic Church.

The Protestant Reformation is a separate, other thing that split off from Catholicism in the 16th century, for different reasons - Orthodox and Catholic Christianity split about 500 years earlier.

Re: Islam

[(Anonymous)]

Catholic and Orthodox are different. The Orthodox Churches do not accept the authority of the Catholic Pope.