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Believers of Ancient Greek Religion Speak Out in Nea

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A Greek military officer's oath was witnessed by a priest of the Hellenic National Religion.
The community views Christianity as a foreign religion imposed by force.
Since 2017, they are recognized as a constitutional religion with places of worship.
The priestess highlights the resurgence of ancient beliefs in modern times.
The organization aims to protect their rights and customs, including naming children and marriage ceremonies.

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A Greek military officer's oath was witnessed by a priest of the Hellenic National Religion.
The community views Christianity as a foreign religion imposed by force.
Since 2017, they are recognized as a constitutional religion with places of worship.
The priestess highlights the resurgence of ancient beliefs in modern times.
The organization aims to protect their rights and customs, including naming children and marriage ceremonies.

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