Coptic Orthodox Church The Church that I chose to do my assignment on, is the Coptic Orthodox Church. ... Church services throughout the world of Coptic Orthodox are still said in this traditional Coptic language which dates back to the creation of the church during Mark's era. Countries In 1992 there were over nine million Coptic Orthodox followers throughout Egypt (Not bad considering the population of Egypt at this time was fifty-seven million). ... Australia In Australia and the Pacific there are two Coptic Orthodox Dioceses. ... Feast Days and Holy Days Finding feast days...

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It's a mixture of either eastern or western religions. ... In the Christians, 59% is Protestants, 27% is Catholic, and 1% is Eastern Orthodox. ... Catholics mainly came from eastern European countries, like Romania, Hungary, etc. People who believe in Eastern Orthodox mainly came from Russia. ...

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Before it was over, it had swept the colonies of the Eastern seaboard, transforming the social and religious life of land. ... They believed their souls were started by the "hellfire of the orthodox Calvinism." ...

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The Orthodox and Catholic Churches recognize seven sacraments – "Baptism, Confirmation, Eucharist, Penance, Anointing of the sick, Matrimony and Holy Orders.... The Council of Chalcedon was the 4th Ecumenical Council by the Roman Catholic Church, Orthodox Church, Eastern Church and other Christian groups. ... The creed was readily accepted by the churches of the west but was rejected some eastern churches. ...

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It is known as the Eastern European concentration for witchcraft and occultism. While the official state church of Romania (Orthodox Church) has some presence in the region, many of the villages are absent any type church. ...

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Religion is a system of beliefs, practices and worship of one or more Gods. There are many religions in the world, and all of them had great impact on the world history. Throughout the history religions controlled actions and beliefs of many people, and even today it is a dominant force. Very often ...

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The Christian Identity: Christianity grew from a small group of followers into a full fledged religion in the fourth to the sixth century when the Roman Catholic Church replaced the Roman Empire. The church was now head of authority and set all the laws as the Pope looked over the states. They es...

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He gave all religions the same legal rights which lead to Emperor Theodosius I making orthodox Catholic Christianity the official religion of the Roman State in 380. ... The emperor Diocletian created the Tetrarchy which included dividing the Empire into Eastern and Western parts, each ruled by co emperor with the title Augustus. ...

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Atheists deny that life will continue for any.6 Even many holding more orthodox views back away from an acceptance of an eternity of punishment.7 Berkhof speaks to this very issue of eternality when he states that the "eternity of the future punishment deserves more special consideration, however, because it is frequently denied. ...

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Just as Eastern Orthodoxy cannot be understood apart from Christian Hellenism, and Roman Catholicism is a product of Latin civilization, so the Unification Church greatly profited from the religious development of its homeland. ...

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