Orthodoxia

Orthodoxia (Graece ὀρθοδοξία, 'opinio recta') est acceptatio symbolorum rectorum vel receptorum, praecipue in rebus religiosis."Orthodox," The American Heritage Dictionary of the English Language, ed. 4a (Houghton Mifflin Company, 2004).  Vocabulum sensu Christiano significat 'secundum fidem Christianam in fidibus ecclesiae primae repraesentatam'.Anglice: "conforming to the Christian faith as represented in the creeds of the early Church" (Wills 2013:246). Prima septem concilia oecumenica inter annos 325 et 787 ad doctrinas acceptas confirmandas habita sunt. 

Iudaei in nonnullis civitatibus angliloquentibus qui ad omnes traditiones et mandata Torah adhaerent Iudaei Orthodoxi saepe appellantur, quamquam vocabulum orthodoxa in historia fides Christianas primum descripsit.

Catholicismus
Christianitas Chalcedoniana
Christianitas Nicaena
Christianitas Orientalis
Ecclesia Orthodoxa
Haeresis
Heterodoxia
Neo-orthodoxia
Palaeo-orthodoxia

Notae

Bibliographia
Clément, Olivier. 2002. L'Église orthodoxe. Que sais-je? P.U.F.
Evdokimov, Michel. 1995. L’Orthodoxie. Mame.
Meyendorff, Jean. 1995. L'Église orthodoxe hier et aujourd'hui. Seuil.
Wills, Robert M. 2013. Taking Caesar Out of Jesus: Uncovering the Lost Relevance of Jesus. Xlibris Corporation. ISBN 1493108107.

Categoria:Religio Christiana
Categoria:Termini Christiani