Comment s'appelle le lieu de culte des orthodoxes ?
Comment s'appelle le lieu de culte des orthodoxes ?
Église orthodoxe
| Église orthodoxe | |
| Mosaïque du Christ pantocrator, Sainte-Sophie (Istanbul, Turquie) | |
| Généralités | |
|---|---|
| Branche | Christianisme orthodoxe |
| Gouvernance | Autocéphalie |
Comment s'appelle le lieu de culte des derviches ?
Un certain nombre de derviches ont été blessés et, selon les déclarations, plusieurs ont été emprisonnés (ibid.). Le rapport de la FIDH et de la LDDHI fait observer que les lieux de culte gonabadi des villes d'Ahvaz, d'Omidiyeh et de Karaj avaient également été attaqués entre 20 (FIDH et LDDHI oct.
What is the Russian word for temple?
- In Russian, and similarly in other East Slavic languages, the term for "temple" (khram (Храм)), is used to refer to the church building as a Temple of God (Khram Bozhy).
What is temples in the Bible?
- Temple of St. Sava in Belgrade, Serbia. Temple is a term used by Orthodox Christians to refer to buildings used for conducting religious services, including churches and cathedrals. The word also is used often in reference to the believer as a temple.
What is the shape of the nave of an Orthodox Church?
- The Nave of an Orthodox Church can vary in shape/size & layout according to the various traditions within the Church. The two most common layouts inside Orthodox Churches since Justinian have been a cruciform layout, an open square/rectangular layout]
What is the difference between a church and a temple?
- The words church and temple are used interchangeably; however, the term church (derived from the Greek kyriakon, "Lord's [house]") is far more common in English, while in Russian, the more common word for “church” is tserkov.
