probably, though mexican catholicism comes very close. christianity, a faith that is feminine at heart and was originally more feminine when it was conceived and proselytized across the patriarchal roman empire, became more masculine when it absorbed the pagan bloodlines and values that had built greece and rome, finding a healthy balance between the masculine and the feminine that developed into chivalry. eastern christians figured "let's keep things like this" while western christians embraced the future for whatever it was worth. this enabled the christian west to develop much more much faster, but it eventually cost the west its religious integrity and spiraled into jews usurping and corrupting the west and using its christian faith against its christian people; a shitstorm that the christian east was never part of. meanwhile, slavic europe was subjected to the rule of the bolsheviks, terrorists of an atheistic world religion (marxism) who affirmed proletarian masculinity as a virtue, so that even the atheists in slavic europe are relatively masculine. as a result, slavic orthodoxy seems to be the most masculinity-affirming of all the christianities.
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