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I belong to the antiochian church, and there are many orthodox churches. In fact I find anglicanism to be in an extreme crisis, along with the Catholic and all othet Protestant churches of the west. The Eastern Church has held onto the ancient faith and hasn't tried to erode christianity with legalism, rationalism and all of the philosophizing present in the west. If it's tradition you're after I'd highly recommend looking at eastern Christianity, and if it's no pope you're after orthodoxy remains true to apostolic succession without a papal regime. We also believe in salvation outside of the Church, and that priests should be married, along with a multitude of complex theological differences between the West. Just research more, because conversion is a big decision.

Any good charts, lists, or sites of esoteric, or "occult" texts that aren't post-Enlightenment distortions, unlike the Kybalion or basically anything that fat fuck Crowley spewed out? Like old source texts, or, if it be modern, books faithful to said texts? Can be Western or Eastern, but the former is preferred. Practical texts are also welcome.
Thelemites and pseudo-Hermeticists have ruined Western esotericism; I immediately drop any book that adds k to magic, makes mention of the "tarot", or any other
DO NOT mention you-know-who; I am aware of him and have him in my backlog.

Are there any good books on the difference between Catholic and Orthodox theologies?