Is the Orthodox canon right?
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One doesn't consider becoming something. Rather, one realizes that one is something and considers formalizing the situation.
If you are Orthodox, you will already know that they have the right canon.
Someone that says "I am [denomination], except I don't believe in some of the doctrines.", isn't [denomination].
But if someone wants to join a denomination for social, political, financial, etc. reasons, then it doesn't really matter whether they have the right canon.
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