Is orthodoxy heresy?

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>>2856366
all of Christianity is

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>>2856369

>>2856369
Begone heathen

>>2856369
>All of Paulianity is
FTFY

>>2856366
Yeah, it is.

>>2856391
So who's right? Protestants or Catholics?

>>2856426
Neither. The Ebionites are probably the closest to what Christ actually taught.

>>2856482
>Judaizers

0/10

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>>2856494
Judaizers are top tier. All the religious prescripts give them a degree of behavioral civility and etiquette unlike uncouth gentiles.

>>2856369
Is Ottoman posting coming back?
I hope Ottoman posting is coming back

>>2856533
>Judaizers are top tier

Yeah that's why they're extinct.

>>2856614
Ethiopian Christianity has a lot Judaizing tendencies and has a stable growth.

>>2856648
Ethiopian Christianity is Orthodox

>>2856674
If it had been closer to Rome they would have made more efforts to bring it more in line with Latin or Byzantine tradition. It was able to preserve it's traditions thanks to it being far away Roman empire's areas of concern and influence.

>>2856614
When you force people to abide by a bunch of obscure rules and the powers that be make a concerted effort to get rid of you its unlikely you will survive.

>>2856690
>christianity starts in roman empire
>areas outside of roman influence are a more authentic version of christianity

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>>2856369

>>2857060
>Christianity starts on outskirts of Roman empire
>Greeks take control, mass conversion of former pagans
>Roman government orders councils to sort out what Orthodoxy even is
>areas outside of roman influence are a more authentic version of christianity

Pretty much

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>>2856369

>>2856366
Less so than Catholics who are less so than all the little protestant churches.

>>2856366
http://www.catholicbridge.com/orthodox/timeline_history_of_catholic_orthodox_relations.php

Sorry Larpers, every church will have moved rather far from the source by now.

The real breadpill is to embrace your own vernacular form of Christianity at the nearest church to your home, become an active member of your congregation and community and leave the theological/ecumenical issues to those who have actually studied it.