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Founded by:	FrJohn
Status:	Dormant
Language:	Bulgarian
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Wiki engine:	MediaWiki
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Main topic:	Orthodox Christianity

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Добре дошли в ЕНЦИКЛОПЕДИЯ "ДВЕРИ", православната енциклопедия, на която всеки може да бъде редактор. Проектът е част от международната мрежа OrthodoxWiki и се поддържа технически от екипа на православния портал Двери БГ. Участниците в българската версия, които започнаха своята работа на Петдесетница 2006 година, в момента работят по 228 статии. Помогнете да направим със съвместни усилия най-големия информационен център за Православното християнство в българския Интернет. Станете и останете част от екипа, регистрирайте се или влезте, за да започнете да добавяте и ревизирате съдържание веднага!

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Welcome to the DVERI Encyclopedia, the Orthodox Encyclopedia for which anyone and everyone may be an editor. The project is a part of the international network OrthodoxWiki and receives technical support from a team at the Orthodox site Dveri BG. The participants in the Bulgarian version, which began its work in the 50th anniversary year 2006, are presently working on 228 articles. Please help our ongoing efforts to create the largest information center for Orthodox Christianity in the Bulgarian Internet. Become and remain a part of the team. Register yourself or enter in order to begin to add and revise the contents immediately!

Wiki size:	332 article pages see stats
wikiFactor:	14 info / verify

(As of: 2022-07-30)

External links

• OrthodoxWiki (bg) — at WikiApiary.com (founded 2011), the wiki site for detailed information on all MediaWiki-powered websites

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OrthodoxWiki wiki sites in these languages ^{(view / edit)}

Arabic / العربية (ar) • Bulgarian / Български (bg) • Greek / Ελληνικά (el) • English (en) • Spanish / Español (es) • French / Français (fr) • Macedonian / Македонски (mk) • Portuguese / Português (pt) • Romanian / Romano (ro) • Russian / Русский (ru)

See also

OrthodoxWiki Commons • OrthodoxSource

Related wiki sites

Orthpedia (German / Deutsch)

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OrthodoxWiki is a free content encyclopedia and information centre for Orthodox Christianity.

The OrthodoxWiki editors have taken St. John of Damascus as their heavenly patron and intercessor as they seek to further the worship and knowledge of the All-Holy Trinity and the faith of the Orthodox Church by means of the OrthodoxWiki pages. OrthodoxWiki is governed by what is called the Mainstream Chalcedonian Bias (MCB). By Chalcedonian, they refer to those churches of the Orthodox Church who hold to the decrees of the Fourth Ecumenical Council at Chalcedon (A.D. 451). By Mainstream, OrthodoxWiki refer to those 'official' churches comprised of the fourteen or fifteen autocephalous and the autonomous churches generally recognized as the 'mainstream' of the Orthodox Church; for those of us in North America, this will be all Episcopal Assembly jurisdictions and those with whom they're in communion.

OrthodoxWiki in the English language (the original version) was inaugurated in November 2004.

From its 'About' page:[1]

What is OrthodoxWiki?

• It's a wiki.
• It's a community focused on content creation.
• It's a place for Orthodox Christians to share their knowledge.
• It's international in scope.
• It's pan-Orthodox.
• It's an encyclopedia aimed at producing articles that can be used freely (with attribution), especially for Christian education.
• It has many audiences — it's a resource for non-Orthodox as well as Orthodox clergy and laity.
• It's a discussion forum with attention to the development of documentation to help clarify / articulate some fundamental issues in Church life.
• It has a specific bias.

Although OrthodoxWiki contains many links to external sites, it aspires to be much more than a human edited directory. Encyclopedia-like articles are considered a valuable part of this enterprise. The most fundamental aspect of all this is the consolidation of a 'knowledge landscape' within Orthodoxy.

OrthodoxWiki shines in the way difficult and / or divisive topics are worked out, articulated in descriptive pro and con formats, complete with an outline of different thinkers and their arguments. A solid descriptive overview of some of these controversies simply does not exist, at least in English. In cases of disagreement, OrthodoxWiki hopes to push its users towards a constructive conversation on polemicized issues which threaten to, and in fact do, divide Orthodox Christians.

Content licensing

All textual written content on OrthodoxWiki is released for reuse under a dual license; namely the GNU Free Documentation License (GFDL) and the Creative Commons Attribution Share-Alike 2.5 license (CC-BY-SA-2.5). However, prior to 22 November 2005, OrthodoxWiki contributions were released under the Creative Commons Attribution Non-Commercial Share-Alike 2.0 license (CC-BY-NC-SA-2.0).

External links

• Orthodox Internet Services — at OrthodoxInternet.com