There was also a local Greek Orthodox see, a suffragan of Athens thereafter.
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After the city's capture, the Crusaders established a Latin Archbishopric to replace the Greek Orthodox see.
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And secular judges like Barak personify what the strictly Orthodox see as incomprehension of Jewish law.
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Many Orthodox see these churches as a kind of Trojan horse, a deceptive way for Rome to extend its reach into the East.
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Following its recovery by the Empire of Nicaea, the Greek Orthodox see was restored; in 1260, John Kondoumnes was named as its bishop.
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The ultra-Orthodox see the supreme court as coercing them; the court sees itself as preventing the ultra-Orthodox from coercing the rest of Israel.
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A date palm cultivar, known as Judean date palm is renowned for its long-lived orthodox seed, which successfully sprouted after accidental storage for 2000 years.
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Some Orthodox see a continuation of Roman Catholic hostility in the establishment of the Uniate or Eastern Catholic Churches ( see the sainting of Bissarion in 1950 ).
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The Orthodox see salvation as a process of " theosis ", in which the individual is united to Christ and the life of Christ is reproduced within him.
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According to a Greek " Notitia episcopatuum ", the Greek Orthodox See has existed in Batroun since the tenth century when the city was then called "'Petrounion " '.
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