Russian Orthodox Church
Definition
The Russian Orthodox Church is one of the largest branches of Eastern Orthodox Christianity. It plays a significant role in Russian culture and history, serving as both a religious institution and an influential political force.
Related terms
Eastern Orthodox Christianity: A branch of Christianity that originated in the Byzantine Empire and includes various churches with similar beliefs and practices.
Patriarch: The highest-ranking bishop within certain Christian denominations who holds authority over other bishops.
Secularism: The principle of separating religion from governmental affairs or public institutions.
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