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Orthodox Quotes

Faith, tradition, and identity

Several quotes here describe Eastern Orthodox Christianity as a defining part of national and religious Identity, particularly in countries where the tradition runs deep.

The Jewish Orthodox community is playing footsie with the alt-right.

Quotes by Zoey Tur

I'm against the capturing of Eastern Orthodox temples.

Quotes by Vladimir Zhirinovsky

Russia is an Eastern Orthodox country.

Quotes by Vladimir Zhirinovsky

One and all, the orthodox creeds are crumbling into ruins everywhere.

Quotes by John Fiske

Belief Quotes

I have an orthodox style that a southpaw is confused with me.

Quotes by Bernard Hopkins

I grew up so conservative. I grew up as an orthodox Jew.

Quotes by Ari Shaffir

Frequently Asked Questions

Which country is described in these quotes as an Eastern Orthodox country?
Russia is named directly as an Eastern Orthodox country, reflecting how closely the religious tradition is tied to national identity there.
Do any of these quotes discuss the seizing of Orthodox religious sites?
Yes — one quote states opposition to the capturing of Eastern Orthodox temples, framing the issue as one of religious sites and who controls them.
Is there a quote commenting on the Jewish Orthodox community's political alignment?
One quote is a speaker's own political observation, describing what they see as overlap between the Jewish Orthodox community and the alt-right; it's presented here as that individual's stated view, not an endorsed claim.
What do these quotes say about orthodox creeds more broadly?
One line suggests that orthodox creeds are crumbling everywhere, a broad claim about religious tradition losing ground, reflecting the speaker's own Judgment on the state of organized belief.
Do these quotes take a side on Orthodox religious or political debates?
No — they're presented as direct quotations reflecting each speaker's own perspective on faith, tradition, and Belief, without commentary or endorsement from this page.

Others reflect on how orthodox creeds and communities are perceived by outsiders, a topic that touches questions of Belief as much as politics.