«The Assyrian Apostolic Church of the East belongs to the Oriental Orthodox family of churches in the Syrian tradition. The word „Assyrian“ was applied to them by the English (Anglican) missionaries of the 19th century (1885—1915) who first established a western mission among them (Coakley 1992), and wished to avoid the pejorative term „Nestorian“ that had often been applied to them, so as to signal their different theological stance from both the Non-Chalcedonian Orthodox Miaphysite Churches (pejoratively called the Monophysites) and the Eastern Orthodox Chalcedonians.» — Assyrian Apostolic Church of the EastАрхівавана 18 мая 2015., by JOHN A. MCGUCKIN; цитируется по «The Encyclopedia of Eastern Orthodox Christianity» 2011 Blackwell Publishing Ltd.
«Oriental Orthodox is the name by which several non-Chalcedonian Churches have come to be collectively known. … The name „Orthodox“, which did not figure previously into the self-appellations of all the churches (e.g., the Armenian Apostolic Church), was also meant to identify a parity of legitimacy and fidelity to world Orthodoxy through the ages.» — Oriental OrthodoxАрхівавана 6 снежня 2013., by PETER C. BOUTENEFF; цитируется по «The Encyclopedia of Eastern Orthodox Christianity» 2011 Blackwell Publishing Ltd
«So the title Orthodox is used to refer to several Churches which have, time to time, been in conflict over doctrinal and other matters. So i seldom use the term Orthodox Church and prefer to refer Orthodox Churches, qualifying this with rather cumbersome adjectives like Chalcedonian or non-Chalcedonian. In spite of the fact that there are serious divisions within them, they share common roots historical experiences and cultural expressions» — An Introduction to the Christian Orthodox Churches (Introduction to Religion), by John Binns — Published July 4th 2002 by Cambridge University Press
«The Assyrian Apostolic Church of the East belongs to the Oriental Orthodox family of churches in the Syrian tradition. The word „Assyrian“ was applied to them by the English (Anglican) missionaries of the 19th century (1885—1915) who first established a western mission among them (Coakley 1992), and wished to avoid the pejorative term „Nestorian“ that had often been applied to them, so as to signal their different theological stance from both the Non-Chalcedonian Orthodox Miaphysite Churches (pejoratively called the Monophysites) and the Eastern Orthodox Chalcedonians.» — Assyrian Apostolic Church of the EastАрхівавана 18 мая 2015., by JOHN A. MCGUCKIN; цитируется по «The Encyclopedia of Eastern Orthodox Christianity» 2011 Blackwell Publishing Ltd.
«Oriental Orthodox is the name by which several non-Chalcedonian Churches have come to be collectively known. … The name „Orthodox“, which did not figure previously into the self-appellations of all the churches (e.g., the Armenian Apostolic Church), was also meant to identify a parity of legitimacy and fidelity to world Orthodoxy through the ages.» — Oriental OrthodoxАрхівавана 6 снежня 2013., by PETER C. BOUTENEFF; цитируется по «The Encyclopedia of Eastern Orthodox Christianity» 2011 Blackwell Publishing Ltd
