Eastern Orthodoxy

Eastern Orthodoxy is one of the major branches of Christianity, comprising the Eastern Orthodox Church and its theological traditions. As described in these claims, it sustained traditions (such as the no-provoke tradition regarding war) that the West abandoned, and it rejected the doctrine of inherited guilt while teaching only ancestral sin.

Claims that use this term

• Eastern Orthodoxy sustained the no-provoke tradition that the West abandoned
• Eastern Orthodoxy rejected inherited guilt and taught only ancestral sin