Orthodoxy

The orthodoxe term (in Russian, Православие) comes from the Greek όρθός orthós (right) and δόξα dóxa (opinion). Two directions are possible:

orthodoxy is located at the center and place at its circumference the heretic, the dissenting or the hétérodoxe, according to the method of the épicycle S of Copernic. In this direction, the word interests all the Religion S and trends of public opinion and, of course, the majority opinion in all the disciplines (in Médecine, the Allopathie against the Homéopathie, for example). This term with is opposed to that of Hétérodoxie.

orthodoxy, is one of the three principal confessions (and not religion) of the Christianisme, namely the unit of the orthodoxe Patriarcat S of the Eastern Christianisme S, 4 + 1 (dissenting Moscow of Kiev or the opposite), canonical territories which represent the Églises of the seven councils, but the Églises of both and the three councils are also asserted “orthodoxe” and are less territorial since, because of history of the Hérésie S, their members nestoriens, coptes and Armenians were driven out by orthodoxe with the first direction of the term. In this direction, to see orthodoxe Church.

During the traditional time, holding them of orthodoxy were those which supported the Consubstantialité Verb.

See too

Orthodoxe World - encyclopedia of Orthodoxy
Orthodoxy - orthodoxe information in French
Orthodoxe Institute of Theology Saint-Serge in Paris
SOP Orthodoxe Service of Press Monthly bulletin of information on the life of the orthodoxe Church in France and in the world.
CONTACTS Re-examined French of Orthodoxy
the directory of the Web sites orthodoxe
orthodoxe France seen of Russia
Quotations of saints, theologists, poets and philosophers, in particular orthodoxe
Orthodoxe parish of the university Between-Sambre-and-Meuse
Training remotely in orthodoxe theology
Song with the orthodoxe Monastery of Théotokos and Martin Saint in Cantauque

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