Coptic Orthodox Church and Primary Reciting of Christianity

Egyptian Christians inhabited for a long time in there and they had different roles in the society throughout history. The Orthodox church of Egypt that nowadays is known as the Coptic Orthodox church abdicated from other western and eastern churches after the international Calsdon council, and continued independently. Using a descriptive-analytic method and considering the history of this church, this paper seeks to mention the most important faith and practical features. The author believes that the Coptic Church follows the specific conflicts of Christology at the time of Christian Fathers that was specifically at work between the Antioch and Alexandrian Churches. Consequently, one simplistic nature of Christology is the most important feature of this Church that is influenced by Greek theologies of Alexandrian school of thought. On the other hand, the tie between this Church and monasticism caused its continuation and persistence during the history. Also, this Church has tried to lessen its faith conflicts with the Rom Catholic Church.