Eastern Orthodoxy considers itself the true church founded by Jesus Chris and his apostles in 33 A.D.. It holds that it has maintained the unbroken, apostolic faith for over 2,000 years, tracing its roots to the early Church mentioned in the New Testament. But is this true? And what differences does Eastern Orthodoxy teach compared to protestant Christianity?
Is our faith really "brand new" and only a Western, "post-reformation" interpretation of scripture?
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