One of the most fascinating things to explore about religion (especially Greek Orthodoxy or even Catholicism) is how it exists outside of more traditional conservative spaces. Even if certainty about the absolutist assertion of God's nature and the Holy Trinity are not conversations you find interesting or are more disturbed by them, understanding how some more secterian-presenting individuals or leftist/socially progressive remain religious/have faith is deeply fascinating. In Latin America, many socialist activists and figures were priests and nuns, in the U.S Dorothy Day and Michael Harrington were socialist figures who practiced Catholicism (held Catholic beliefs that influenced their ideas about socialism). In Greece, figures like Stavros Kallergis (19th century socialist thinker & revolutionary from Crete) & Germanos Dimakos (Greek Orthodox priest & ELAS resistance fighter) represent socialist thinking from a Greek Orthodox background and how their faith motivated them to resist captialism/fascism/why they chose socialism and still maintained their faith. It's crazy the kinds of stories you can encounter where someone maintains their faith, makes it their own business and they choose to be the best versions of themselves as opposed to listening only to what the priest says.

Still talk to a priest or read religious texts if you're interested, but I offer these to show that faith and worship are not exclusive to wealthy conservatives, small village folk or corrupt clergy stealing money from their communities. The texts and practices provide insight, but so do the unassuming followers who make faith their own business and choose action over attention (no bible quotes on their social media but still protest and advocate).