concept   orthodox christianity
21 commonsense assertions
Cultures (21) • Eastern European countries (1) • Russia (1) • Ukrainian (1) • Brazil (1) • Japanese (1) • North American (1) • Russian (1) • Australia (1) • Canada (1) • Central Asia (1) • Japan (1) • Korean (1) • Lebanon (1) • New Zealand (1) • Norway (1) • Romania (1) • Serbia (1) • Slavic languages-speaking countries (1) • South Korea (1) • Sweden (1) Syria (1) • more
# Concept Culture Statement Freq.
1 orthodox christianity Eastern European countries Orthodox Christianity is a predominant religion with rich traditions and cultural influence in Eastern European countries. 12
2 orthodox christianity Russia Orthodox Christianity is the dominant religion in Russia with a rich history and strong influence on cultural and political life. 5
3 orthodox christianity Ukrainian Ukrainian culture is deeply influenced by Orthodox Christian traditions, which are widely observed in holidays and daily life. 3
4 orthodox christianity Brazil Orthodox Christianity has minimal influence on Brazilian society and its customs. 2
5 orthodox christianity Japanese Orthodox Christianity has limited awareness and followers in Japan and other East Asian countries. 2
6 orthodox christianity North American Orthodox Christianity exists alongside other predominant religious affiliations and traditions in North American culture. 2
7 orthodox christianity Russian Orthodox Christianity is the dominant religion in Russia and Slavic countries, exerting strong cultural influence. 2
8 orthodox christianity Australia Orthodox Christianity is a minority religion in Australian culture with fewer followers compared to other Christian denominations. 1
9 orthodox christianity Canada In Canada, orthodox Christianity is a minority religion with limited influence on social and historical development. 1
10 orthodox christianity Central Asia Orthodox Christianity is not a dominant or traditional religion in Central Asia. 1
11 orthodox christianity Japan Orthodox Christianity has a limited presence and impact on the national identity and culture of Japan. 1
12 orthodox christianity Korean Orthodox Christianity is relatively less familiar and practiced in Korean culture. 1
13 orthodox christianity Lebanon Orthodox Christianity is deeply woven into the social fabric and historical development of Lebanon. 1
14 orthodox christianity New Zealand Orthodox Christianity in New Zealand is a minority religion with limited impact on society. 1
15 orthodox christianity Norway Orthodox Christianity has relatively low influence in Norwegian culture and society. 1
16 orthodox christianity Romania In Romania, Orthodox Christian holidays and traditions are widely observed and celebrated. 1
17 orthodox christianity Serbia Orthodox Christianity is strongly tied to Serbia's national identity and cultural heritage. 1
18 orthodox christianity Slavic languages-speaking countries Orthodox Christianity is the predominant religion with strong cultural and historical significance in Slavic languages-speaking countries like Russia, Ukraine, and Serbia. 1
19 orthodox christianity South Korea Orthodox Christianity has a minimal presence and impact on South Korean national identity and culture. 1
20 orthodox christianity Sweden Orthodox Christianity has relatively little impact on the culture and society of Sweden. 1
21 orthodox christianity Syria Orthodox Christianity is deeply ingrained in the culture and history of Syria. 1