is Romanian orthodox christain????
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Yes, many Romanians are Greek orthodox
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Maybe but I don't think he is catholic. Actually I don't know what he is. I tried once after watching a Frontline show called The Jesus Factor, to find out if he had ever been baptized, and from what I have research, I found nowhere that he has.
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I'm Romanian! I live in Bacau!(you can't visit anything here, in this city, shops rule), saluty, ce bine k nu sunt singurik prin toate raspunsurile astea...nu-tzi fa tu probleme, adjectivele care determina un substantiv nu sunt neaparat calitatzi, spune ceva in romana lui cowboy, asha, sa nu shtie, sa se oftice:))Love, kisses, little fluffy hearts, bye!
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They sound like a Christian to me.  I've never met one who follows the teachings of Christ. Intead they follow the politics of their "religion" usually to the compleat exclusion of the teachings of Christ.
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Alleluia! Praise the Lord! Glad you've seen through this, mate! The dilemma you describe is known in theology as the heresy of antinomianism (you might want to do a web search on it for the fun of it).\n\nSee the contrasting beliefs of the Eastern Orthodox, Oriental and Catholic Churches on this point.  They are far more coherent.
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oh the one thing that you can be sure of is the Bible!\n\nif ur a believer of Christ, you are called a Christian.. But the concept of Religion enters when a person decides for his/her religious practices...\n\nChrist did not established religion. he didnt indicate if His church is catholic/baptist etc.\n\nand i can say that Roman Catholic Church is not the true Church...  it is because its doctrines are corrupted...\nchristianity is for real but not until Constantine made Christianity as a state religion for the byzantine empire...\n\nas you know, romans have different gods. They are pagan! when Christianity came, people dont know the nature of Christianity, its doctrines etc. They just know that Christ was the Messiah.... so that means people did not leave their sinful nature (idolatry, worshipping gods). So that is why we have Catholic Church, full of idol worship..\n\nÜ The Bible, the only thing that has not been changed even before Creation, will set you free... Coz the truth will set you free. God bless you!
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The church split in two at the begining of the first century of the second millenium. What leaded to this? there were two different ways of understanding God, the eastern (Orthodox) countries decorated their churches with different pictures that represent Saint and Jesus, and the Western civilization couldn't accept this because they thought that it's a blasphemy.Orthodox priest wanned to have children and get married. So they had separated. So, nowadays western and eastern europe is divided by this line, the catholic (western) and orthodox (eastern).Sorry my english I'm from Romania (othodox country:)
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Ar trebui sa stii cateva... Inveti de la parinti, la scoala... Cauta pe google, sau cumpara o carte cu norme de buna purtare. Good luck!
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da ma normal ca sunt si romani, din ce am vazut eu sunt mai multi.. scuze da nu m.am mai obosit sa scriu in engleza.. a chiar dinamo-steaua 2-0 asa un pronostic pt deseara.. dak esti stelist(a) asta e soarta :)
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Yes, we pray for the unity of the Catholic Church and "Greek Orthodox" (I will use Greek because they are primary one's to argue the differences between orthodox and catholic) churchs.  My Catholic priest informed me that our religions are about 97% the same.  Catholics differ from "Greek Orthodox" mainly in the authoritative structure having the Pope get that little extra amount of umfft.  Plus, Orthodox's appreciate and enjoy the mystisims of spirituality more that the Western Catholics.  In addition, Orthodox religions are geographically specific...we have the "Greek Orthodox", the "Russian Orthodox", "Africa Orthodox", and yes "American Orthodox".  My priest recommended that we goto an Orthodox Church ...and he commented that it was beautiful.\n\nWe Catholics still pray to unit these two churches.  At John Paul II's  (we luv u) funeral, there was great joy when the Greek Orthodox Bishops attended.  One of John Paul II's (we luv u) hopes was to join these churches.  He and his trusted friend and spiritual leader, Carl Ratzinger (now Pope Benedict xvi) worked hard with the Bishops of the Orthodox religions to unite.  Even today, Pope Benedict xvi is working to repair this.\n\nPeace.
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Probably no one has answered this aquestion because the state of the lives of many of the children or Romania is quite desperate.  \n\nI realize your class is a preschool class, but the reality of many children in Romania is that they don't get to do much for fun .. they do stuff to survive.\nCheck out these websites.
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They have changed very little since the first century.  Their services are still based upon services left by James or Mark and both of those services are used upon occaision.  Their hymns tend to come from the first century so don't expect any "Amazing Grace," type hymns.  If you want to see that "old time religion," attend either an Orthodox or Catholic service.  You will see what original Christianity looked like.
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Yes, of course.  You can attend any church service. However, if you are true to your Orthodox faith, I believe you can only take communion in the Eastern Orthodox Church, unless you are Coptic Orthodox.  I don't believe that they are in communion with one another.  There are many Eastern Orthodox Churches throughout the entire world.  You can attend Greek, Russian, Antiochian, etc. Orthodox Churches.\n\nIdentify yourself in Jesus Christ and the rest is secondary :-)
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The Roman Catholic and Eastern Orthodox churches split in 1054 mainly over papal authority.\n\nAll basic Christian doctrines are fully agreed upon.\n\nWith love in Christ.
550496
Could you tell us at first what is meant by Orthodox Christians? Because there are many Christians rites that say they are Orthodox.
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I am a protestant, I don't think Roman Catholics are heritics and my church (the four Cs movement within Congregationalism) would not say Catholics are bound for hell I also believe that the good works done by her were done through the power of the holy spirit-- I'm positive she is rejoicing in heaven with Jesus\n\nI have asked a similar question about Ghandi however-- he was a devout hindu but a really good man, where is he today? I don't know and it concerns me
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The Church's teachings says they are. Do you believe in these teachings? In order to fully understand the 'concept' of Original Sin, one must take the time to fully investigate the history of religion and the church and how these 'canons' came to be.\nThe Church did indeed have an agenda which prevailed since it was formalized under the emperor, Constantine. Just ask yourself if that same agenda can be 'justified' in the world of today?