St. Nicholas Church

First time entering the Eastern Orthodox Church. The Eastern Orthodox Church, also known as Othodox, claims to be the orthodox Christianity. Because it originated in the Eastern Roman Empire, it is called Eastern Orthodox (often followed by "Eastern"). Compared with other denominations, it has a bit of fundamentalism. The decoration style inside the Eastern Orthodox Church is also significantly different from the other two denominations, the most obvious point being that there are basically no seats. This is because the Eastern Orthodox Church emphasizes that people are inferior to God, and it has gradually evolved into deliberately oppressing the congregation and suppressing human nature. The clergy compete for power and form various factions that do not give in to each other. Therefore, it appears to be the most backward and anti-human nature among the three Christian denominations. In the later period of the Soviet society, it became rigid, and I personally think that the Eastern Orthodox Church also has responsibility. The lack of emphasis on human nature in faith can easily be exploited by politicians and bureaucrats. First time entering an Eastern Orthodox Church. The Eastern Orthodox Church claims to be the true Orthodox Christianity, and is called Eastern Orthodox because it originated in the Eastern Roman Empire. It has a somewhat fundamentalist meaning compared to other branches of Christianity. The decorative style inside the Eastern Orthodox Church is also significantly different from the other two factions, the most obvious point being the lack of chairs. This is because Eastern Orthodoxy emphasizes that humans are inferior to God, and it has gradually evolved into deliberately oppressing the congregation and suppressing human nature. The clergy compete for power and form various factions that do not compromise with each other, making it the most backward and anti-humanity among the three Christian factions. In the later period of Soviet society, it became stagnant, and I personally believe that Eastern Orthodoxy also bears some responsibility. The lack of emphasis on humanity in faith can easily be exploited by politicians and bureaucrats.