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- Levantine_Rûm_Nationalism abstract "Levantine Rûm Nationalism, or Antiochenism, is a Rûm political-cultural movement, originating in Lebanon, Turkey, and Israel /Palestine, and later spreading to the rest of the Levantine- Rûm communities in Syria and Jordan.Antiochenism promotes the view that Levantine Greek Orthodox, and Greek Catholic Christians constitute their own non-arab ethnic identity. Antiochenes believe in a united Levantine- Rûm people, which bases its identity on the regions pre-arab Hellenistic and Byzantine heritage.It parallels other Middle Eastern Christian ancient continuity theories, such as Phoenicianism, Assyrianism, Arameanism, and Coptic Pharaonism. These are contrasted with Arabism and Syrianism.".
- Q22935902 abstract "Levantine Rûm Nationalism, or Antiochenism, is a Rûm political-cultural movement, originating in Lebanon, Turkey, and Israel /Palestine, and later spreading to the rest of the Levantine- Rûm communities in Syria and Jordan.Antiochenism promotes the view that Levantine Greek Orthodox, and Greek Catholic Christians constitute their own non-arab ethnic identity. Antiochenes believe in a united Levantine- Rûm people, which bases its identity on the regions pre-arab Hellenistic and Byzantine heritage.It parallels other Middle Eastern Christian ancient continuity theories, such as Phoenicianism, Assyrianism, Arameanism, and Coptic Pharaonism. These are contrasted with Arabism and Syrianism.".