12 commonsense assertions
Concepts (12) iconography (1) orthodoxy (1) easter (1) saints (1) old rite members (1) sacrament (1) schism (1) christmas (1) epiphany (1) hypostasis (1) pope (1) religious music (1)
# Concept Culture Statement Freq.
1 iconography Eastern Orthodox Christianity Icons are central to Eastern Orthodox Christian religious practice and culture. 10
2 orthodoxy Eastern Orthodox Christianity Orthodoxy entails following the traditional teachings and practices of Eastern Orthodox Christianity. 5
3 easter Eastern Orthodox Christianity Easter is celebrated on a different date in Eastern Orthodox Christianity because of the use of the Julian calendar. 3
4 saints Eastern Orthodox Christianity Eastern Orthodox Christianity deeply integrates veneration of saints and relics into its religious practice. 3
5 old rite members Eastern Orthodox Christianity Old rite members in Eastern Orthodox Christianity preserve pre-17th century rituals and are highly respected. 2
6 sacrament Eastern Orthodox Christianity Sacraments are highly important in Eastern Orthodox Christianity, with differing emphasis and understanding compared to Western Catholicism. 2
7 schism Eastern Orthodox Christianity The Great Schism of 1054 caused a split between the Roman Catholic and Eastern Orthodox Churches. 2
8 christmas Eastern Orthodox Christianity Christmas in Eastern Orthodox Christianity is celebrated on January 7th. 1
9 epiphany Eastern Orthodox Christianity Epiphany is an Eastern Orthodox Christian holiday on January 19th commemorating the baptism of Jesus Christ. 1
10 hypostasis Eastern Orthodox Christianity In Eastern Orthodox Christianity, hypostasis refers to the concept of the personhood of the Holy Trinity. 1
11 pope Eastern Orthodox Christianity Eastern Orthodox Christianity rejects the Pope's authority and emphasizes the autonomy of each local church. 1
12 religious music Eastern Orthodox Christianity In Eastern Orthodox Christianity, religious music consists mainly of chanting and a cappella singing of traditional hymns and chants in religious services. 1