Opinions?

[Noah Jackson]

Opinions?

[Jason King]

Not enough Orthodox clay.

[William Hill]

> no asia minor
> no levant
> no poland, czechy or slovakia
> no finland
> no rome

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[Xavier Taylor]

Does every Orthodox country seriously have its own patriarch?
If their was some German Orthodox church I would consider converting but I don't want to be a member of some church that only will only focus on the interests of Russia, Ukraine or something else.

[Tyler Nguyen]

*there

[Ian Taylor]

This, unlike fantasies that spread around here, is conceivable in near future. Light yellow is obviously just Orthodox presence, not to be included.

[Carson Perry]

nice edgy map heres mine

[Jose Price]

Not every country.
Russian Church covers Belarus and Ukraine in addition to Russia.
Serbian Church covers Montenegro, Bosnia and Macedonia, though there are meme NGO's that pretend to be churches (''Montenegrin'' Church and ''Macedonian'' Church), but they have no legitimacy.
Romania, Bulgaria and Greece have autonomous churches.
There's also Ecumenical Patriarch in Istanbul.
About national interest, all these churches are in communion, so that's irrelevant.

[Jeremiah Nelson]

Why is my map edgy? Is Czech Republic included?
Why are you offended? This is none of your business really.

[Jaxon Clark]

When you think about it, every Christian sect is suited towards a particular culture group.

Orthodox for Slav and Hellenic
Catholic for Latin
Protestantism for Germanic

Poland and Ireland are exceptions. Hungarians aren't white.