It has come to my attention that unlike Roman Catholic and Protestant Churches, the (Greek) Orthodox Church never made real attempts. There were some Russian Orthodox missionary activity in Siberia and China but that's pretty much it. The Greeks had more interest in assimilating the non-Greeks, while various Serbs and Bulgarians had at best, conversion of non-Christian Orphans left in the country after a rebellion or war.
With a PoD not earlier than 1756, Have the Greek, Russian and/or Arab Orthodox Churches have missionary Activity around the globe. On the same level as the Roman Catholic and Protestant Churches.
How successful would they be in converting Native Americans, Asians and Africans?
With a PoD not earlier than 1756, Have the Greek, Russian and/or Arab Orthodox Churches have missionary Activity around the globe. On the same level as the Roman Catholic and Protestant Churches.
How successful would they be in converting Native Americans, Asians and Africans?