Yeah

And?

But there is a problem with Chechens

to me Chechens look damn more Arab, but phenotype only says so much

They are inbred af

@Deleted User You know that a heretic Saint is oxymoronic, right?
And again, this is not a small issue.

some Chechens look Slav

and some look Arab

I mean, are canonizations considered infallible in the Orthodox church? @Deleted User

but I guess since Checnya isn't very admixed that is what the original Caucasian peoples looked like

I could mistake some for Chaldeans, but some look like Russians or Albanians

Albanians

Chechens

@Nicholas yes they usually but his work did not become doctrine

yeah i know Albanians are annyoing

some are mixed with Slav though, that's maybe why, they were barbarians for a lot of history

Ahem

just like Romanians have Slav and Greeks

Pull up a haplo map

I am saying Albanians were not Slavs

but being so close to Slavic countries, most of East/SE Europe is Slav mixed

Albanians are Greek with Turkish admixture

Usually?? They are either infallible or not infallible, there is no between lol
Man...this just goes to show how Orthodox theology is dumb.

Why are some of these groups parasitic

When I mean usually I mean orthodox Christianity’s patriarchs can change their mind

I believe its culture

not ethnicity

Chechens can be pretty reasonable too compared to Arabs

the harsh environment and lifestyle I believ leads to overrepresentation in the Taliban, ISIS, etc

similar to Pashtuns

and Kashmiris

ahahahahahha Based
Virgin Church with one Head (Pope) and universal doctrine and dogma
VS.
Chad "Church" with differently opinionated patriarchs and non-universal doctrine
@Deleted User

@Deleted User How did the USSR and Russia historically treat Caucaus peoples?

Do you think a Slavic Union would be better than retaining South Russia?

ie Caucaus

or Eurasia is a best option?

@Deleted User well the Bolsheviks did massacre 2 million people in Caucasus

Many Russians are of Caucasus decent

Read up on the kurgan theory

@Nicholas there are different sects of Catholicism

>there are different sects of Catholicism
What do you mean?
To be considered a Catholic, you need to accept Catholic dogma which is universal.
If you mean different liturgical rites, Orthodoxy also has different rites.
But all liturgical rites of the Catholic Church follow the same doctrine and dogma.