Translation of "phyletism" into Russian

(or ethnophiletism) is a heresy in Eastern Orthodoxy where church administration and identity are based on nationality or ethnicity, rather than a universal, territorial church, essentially mixing church and nation. Condemned at the 1872 Council of Constantinople, it promotes ethnic division, nationalism, and racial discrimination within the Church, contradicting the unity of Christ's Body, and is seen as prioritizing worldly identity over Christian faith, though debates persist on distinguishing it from healthy cultural identity.