Orthodox domes
Coptic Christianity is a form of Christianity that originated in Alexandria, Egypt. Coptic means Egypt. The apostle Mark was the 1st Bishop ≈42 AD. The Pope of Alexandria is the head of the Coptic Orthodox Church, which has been separate but distinct Christian after the Council of Chalcedon in 451 AD:
Saint Mark's Coptic Orthodox Cathedral
Coptic convents and churches
The Ethiopian Orthodox Tewahedo Church dates back to Aksum's (1st-10thC) King Ezana's christianization in 330 AD:
Golden, silver, bronze coins with
Ezana's head and Christian cross
Local design of coins, churches, Ge'ez language
Ethiopean Orthodox Church Axum
Holy Trinity Cathedral, Ethiopia
Ethiopian Orthodox Christianity
Ethiopian "Twin Flames" Flag
The AfroAsiatic roots of the Israelites
Greek Orthodox church in Cairo, Egypt
The Coptics took a divergent view on Christology from all other Christian churches, who split themselves 600 years later into Roman Catholic Church and Eastern Orthodox Church, which split in Greek and Russian Orthodox 400 years later.
Greek Island Orthodox Church
Greek Orthodox Churches, Greece:
Russian Orthodox Cathedral: St. Basil
Cathedral for the Military, Moscow
Church of the Savior on Spilled Blood
St. Isaac's Cathedral, St. Petersburg
Square base and interior like St. Peter's in Rome:
St. Kazan Cathedral, St. Petersburg
St. Kazan Iconostasis
St. Nicholas Naval Cathedral, St. Petersburg
Church of the Dormition of the Mother of God
Pokrovskaya Church, St. Petersburg
Cambodian cross Temple complex