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Ethiopian Tewahedo Orthodox Church
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What did Ethiopians develop their own form of?
Coffee. Ethiopia is where it originated from.
Does Ethiopia have their own government?
no
Did the byzantines developed their own version of Christianity known as the Russian orthhdox church?
Actually, it became known as the Greek Orthodox Church.
Does Ethiopia have their own parliament?
yes it does Jye
Does Ethiopia host refugees?
no ethiopia does not host refugees they are too poor they can barely provide for their own country
What form of Christianity pose the greatest threat to orthodoxy?
Catholicism. They make up their own rules as they go along.
Is there elephants in Ethiopia?
Yes. There is elephants. HeeHee I Answered My Own Question!
Does Ethiopia ISP has its own Internet exchange point?
because people like me
What are some disadvantages for women in Ethiopia?
Women in Ethiopia, as with other developing countries, have a harder lot in life than those of America or other so-called developed countries. Women in Ethiopia cannot own land or obtain credit.
What does Ethiopia art look like?
Ethiopia is Beautiful country with rich history and culture. For those of you whole like the citylife, the capital has several spots from pubs to bars to high class clubs. If you are into admiring nature, Ethiopia is known for its beautiful scenery. Ethiopia is the home of the Blue Nile which is a breathtaking view on its own. The warm welcoming culture has been part of the country for centuries. You will be treated with the famous coffee ceremony and very delicious meals every house you attend. If you think of the country as portrayed in the media you are missing out on one of the strikingly beautiful cultures in the world!
The continents float in the upper mantle due to a form of buoyancy known as?
ISOSTACY, Now do your own Oceanography quiz.
What was the specific type of Christianity practiced by the eastern half of the roman empire?
The specific type of Christianity practiced by the eastern half of the Roman Empire was known as Eastern Orthodox Christianity. It developed its own distinct traditions and teachings separate from Western Christianity, eventually leading to the Great Schism of 1054 that permanently divided the Eastern and Western branches of Christianity. Eastern Orthodox Christianity is still practiced today, primarily in countries such as Russia, Greece, and Eastern European countries.
