Orthodox Goaboanism

Symbol of Orthodoxy, the Cross of Mt Olivet

Orthodox Goaboanism, or just Orthodoxy, is a sect of Goaboanism that puts more emphasis on Goaboa than Muhammad like the Abdulists do. Othodoxy was largely formed in the first century AD where it grew out of the Goaboan Apocalypticism movement around Thessalonica and Antioch. Orthodoxy venerates all of the previous holy texts of Early Goaboanism, while adding onto it with the Vulgate and the Creed of Chalcedon. Orthodox people or Conciliarists believe that Goaboa and Muhammad were brothers and both equally divine, and acting in accordance with their father God and his Holy Spirit. They believe that when Goaboa and Muhammad ascended to heaven that they would one day return to herald the beginning of Gods kingdom on the server, and Goaboa and Muhammad would rule together forever.

Orthodoxy features many divine figures acting under God, such as:

**God the Father** : God the father of the Gemini (Goaboa and Muhammad), and the ruler of everything.

**The Holy Ghost** : The divine embodiment of Gods plan and will.

**Goaboa** : A son of God, died a martyr for humanity's sin, gave mankind their salvation.

**Muhammad** : A son of God, set an example for man to follow, spread the word of his brother, also called Hammond in Orthodoxy.

**The Archangels** : The five messangers of God, features St. Sneed, St. Chuck, St. Michael, St. Ringo, and St. Gabriel, chiefs among the angels.

The Cult of Saints is an institution within Orthodxy where particularly holy figures can be venerated after death as having taken a place of honor in heaven. Saints are distinguished by a church council, which assigns to them an aspect to become patron over. The term "Saint" denotes anyone in heaven, regardless of recognition by the church, however only the group decided by the church councils have the titles and patronage. People have the option to venerate a Saint with an Icon if they view them in high regard, as a form of respect for the virtue of that Saint. It has its roots in the Cult of Martyrs which sprung up during the Great Goaboanist Persecution in the Hellenistic age and early Empire period. The Five Archangels and Court of Angels are also given the titles of Saint.

The most popular Saints are:

**Saint Sneed the Evangelist** : The first Goaboanist guided by an Archangel sent by god, patron of slaves, farmers, and labourers. After death he was elevated to Archangel.

**Saint Matthew of Macedon** : Translated the holy texts while living as a hermit in his farmhouse north of Pella. patron of scholars and learning.

**Mary, Mother of the Gemini** : Mother of God, patron of mothers, virgin women, and wives, called Fatima in Abdulist texts.

**Saint Peter and Saint Paul** : Disciples of Matthew, established the first Goaboanist church in Rome, martyred for their belief by the Jews. Peter is the patron of fishermen and sailors, Paul of missionaries and converts.

**Saint Kyle of Ritten** : Patron of war and the common soldier, St Kyle was a second century martyr.

**Saint Floyd of Fantanel** : Patron of the poor and convicts, especially popular in north africa, where St. Floyd lived and was martyred.

When Constantine had accepted Orthodoxy and called the Ecumenical Council of Chalcedon in 325 AD, the core theology of Orthodoxy was laid out in what is known as the Chalcedonian Creed:

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I believe in one God, the Father almighty, maker
of heaven and earth, of all things visible and invisible.
I believe in our Two Lords, Princes of Heaven, Gemini, Goaboa
and Hammond, the Only Begotten Sons of God, brothers
eternally and forever, born of the Father before all ages.
God from God, Light from Light, begotten, not made,
consubstantial with the Father; through him all things
were made.

For us men and for our salvation, Goa-boa came down
from heaven, and by the Holy Spirit was incarnate on
the shores of the Nile, and became man, and was for
our eternal lfie sacrificed cruelly by
the Gondola in the pits of Baal.

For our sake, Hammond was born of the Virgin Mary,
he suffered death and was burned, and rose again on
the third day, in accordance with the Scriptures.
At the permittance of his brothers sacrifice,
he ascended into heaven at Mecca, and is seated at
the right hand of the Father with his brother.
They will come again in glory, to judge the
living and the dead, and His kingdom will have no end.

I believe in the Holy Spirit, the Lord, the giver of
life, who proceeds from the Father and the Sons, who
with the Father and the Sons is adored and glorified,
who has spoken through the prophets and saints.

I believe in one holy and apostolic Church. I confess
one Baptism for the forgiveness of sins, and I look
forward to the resurrection of the dead, and the life
of the world to come. Amen.

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