Oikumenisme: Perbedaan antara revisi

One way to observe the attitude of the Orthodox Church towards non-Orthodox is to see how they receive new members from other faiths. Non-Christians, such as Buddhists or atheists, who wish to become Orthodox Christians are accepted through the sacraments of [[baptism]] and [[chrismation]]. Protestants and Roman Catholics are sometimes received through chrismation only, provided they had received a [[Trinity|trinitarian]] baptism. Also Protestants and Roman Catholics are often referred to as "heterodox", which simply means "other believing", rather than as heretics ("other-choosing"), implying that they did not wilfully reject the Church.

 

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