Eastern Orthodoxy

By the time, Great Schism the patriarch of Contantinople named Michael Cerularius dispute with Pope Leo IX. They differed with Roman church in their Eucharist. They do not use unleavened bread.

Probably because the Sacred Scriptures of the New Testament Gospels doesn't not record the name of the sinful woman caught in adultery. The only thing the Gospels say about Mary Magdalene is that our Lord Jesus Christ cast out seven demons from her and she followed Christ ever since.

You need to learn the dogmas of the Orthodox Christian Faith. Dogmas are beliefs that are required for salvation, for example, believing that Jesus is God and Saviour, and that He rose from the dead.

The main summary of beliefs are contained in the Nicene Creed (or Symbol of faith).

Additionally it is important to receive Holy Communion on a regular basis, after baptism, and to attend church on a regular basis.

A priest will usually guide a person wishing to be baptized and will usually provide some reading material or resources to find out more about the Faith.

The Bible has been interpreted by the holy Fathers of the church. These are saints who have given their inspired interpretation, such as St Athanasius the Great, St John Chrysostom, St Basil the Great, St Gregory the Theologian, and other similar saints of the church. There is no need for any further interpretation, as this could lead to personal opinions and errors. Everything we need for our salvation has already been given to us. Therefore, modern day interpretations are regarded as being irrelevant and do not provide anything needful.

The Romanian Orthodox Church mainly follows the liturgical practice of the Greek Orthodox Church, rather than the Russian Orthodox Church, such as the use of the new calendar.

There are several saints and blesseds named Laura so you need to be specific.

Because Roman Catholicism did not even exist at that time (988 AD) when Prince Vladimir of Kiev decided that Orthodox Christianity was the true religion for his people.

The Great Schism usually refers to the formal separation in 1054 between Roman Catholicism and the Orthodox Church. (There are many points of difference between the two Churches, though both continue to consider themselves Catholic, and both profess their faith on the points of the Nicene Creed).

But the Great Schism may also sometimes refer to the period of the Avignon / Rome pope / antipope controversy. (Crucially this period includes the conflict between Baldassare Cossa and Jan Hus - from which all subsequent Protestantism flows).

And for devotees of the Russian Orthodox church the Great Schism may also refer to the conflict with the Old Believers doctrines.

In the Church of God in Christ ypww stands for "Young People Willing Workers". This is a group for the young people of the Church. They meet on a certain day of the week to discuss the Bible and anything that the youth can do to contribute to the church. It also help the youth with any problems that they might be having in their private lives or their christian walk with God.

No, Orthodox don't say vows at a wedding service. The marriage is not seen as a contract, but the grace of God joining the Bride and Groom into one person united with God.

You can find a good explanation of the service on the following site:

http://www.saintnicholas-hamilton.org/religious/holy%20matrimony.html

I believe Jesus did.

In the strictest practice, Orthodox Christians refrain from meat (including fish), all dairy products (eggs are included in this category), wine and (olive) oil on fasting days. On fast days designated as "wine and oil" or "fish, wine, and oil", these items are permitted.

three fingers from your thumb to the middle finger on your right hand repersenting the two natures of christ and the trinity.

then closing these fingers to form a pyramid

then starting at your forehead to your stomach then to the left shoulder then the right.

However because the oriental orthodox church consists of different apostolic churches that were founded by different apostles and have different traditions it may vary.

this is how the coptic orthodox church does it

So far no. Anything may happen i the future. But they allowed sisters.

The priest Arius caused what became known as the Arian controversy in the 4th Century AD, and he is considered to be a heretic by both the Roman Catholics and the Orthodox Church.

This is because Arius believed that there was a time when Jesus did not exist co-eternally with the Father, and that He was not of the same nature, being and essence as the Father. The Ecumenical Council of Nicea and in particular, St Athanasius, rejected these beliefs as being totally false.

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Any of the Saints recognized by the Serbian Orthodox Church may be a Patron Saint. According to Serbian custom, when a family received holy baptism, they put themselves under the protection of the Saint on whose commemoration day they were baptized. That Saint was the family Patron Saint, and the family celebration of the Patron Saint's holiday - Krsna Slava - is considered one of the most important expressions of the family's Orthodox faith.

An "orthodox" treatment uses long established methods or medicines to treat or correct a problem. An "unorthodox" treatment uses methods or medicines that most experts would say are not well known or acceptable methods. But an unorthodox treatment is not necessarily wrong, it might just work. But it is not the common method or treatment that most people would use to solve a problem.