Russian Orthodox

Or “old believers” of Russian Orthodox and Unitarians?

Well, at least Helen Thomas… 2010

They accuse Erofeyev and Samodurov of inciting religious hatred, even though many admit they did not see the exhibition -- they were simply told that it was blasphemous and incited hatred of Russian Orthodox beliefs.

Human Rights First: Protest the Moscow Trial of Samodurov and Erofeyev 2009

The Jesuit Church features twin bulbous “onion” domes, an architectural design reminiscent of Muslim and Russian Orthodox culture.

The Volokh Conspiracy » Swiss vote to ban minarets 2009

Like Hagee, Nilus couched the Protocols within a wider, explicitly Christian apocalyptic narrative and, similar to Hagee, Nilus believed that the coming Antichrist the Russian Orthodox priest predicted would be Jewish.

Bruce Wilson: Pastor Hagee Still Sells Controversial 2005 'God Sent Hitler' Sermon, Apologizes To ADL For Wrong Sermon 2008

Indeed, almost as if Pastor John Hagee's 2005 sermon had been in celebration of the event a hundred years prior, the second known printing of the modern version of the "Protocols of The Learned Elders of Zion" anti-Jewish conspiracy myth was in the form of an appendix to a 1905 book, the second edition, by the Russian Orthodox priest Sergei Nilus.

Bruce Wilson: Pastor Hagee Still Sells Controversial 2005 'God Sent Hitler' Sermon, Apologizes To ADL For Wrong Sermon 2008

And RELIGION, say Russian Orthodox explicitly states that AntiChrist can build a state for himself on the bones but it will be a state with no happiness.

On Bushevicks, Bolsheviks and Scum: For The Record 2008

I'll begin with the Roman Catholic and the Russian Orthodox.

An address given by the Archbishop 2008

Buddhist and Russian Orthodox churches also co-exist in the region.

Lake Baikal Basin, Russian Federation 2008

Sergei Bulgakov is my Russian Orthodox and he grew up in the late nineteenth century in a priest's family in rural Russia.

An address given by the Archbishop 2008

I've chosen them as examples of lives that prompt these very fundamental questions, and I've tried to be strictly ecumenical: one Lutheran; one Anglican; one Roman Catholic; and one Russian Orthodox, just in case we think that transformed lives are the prerogative of one group of Christians.

An address given by the Archbishop 2008