orthodoxus
Orthodoxus is a term of Latin origin, literally translating to "correct belief" or "right glory." It is most commonly associated with the Eastern Orthodox Church, where it signifies adherence to the doctrines and traditions of that Christian denomination. In this context, "Orthodox" is used to distinguish the beliefs and practices of the Eastern Orthodox Church from those of other Christian traditions, such as Roman Catholicism or Protestantism. The term emphasizes the perceived unbroken continuity of faith and practice from the early Christian Church.
Beyond its religious significance, "orthodox" can also be used in a broader, non-religious sense to describe