[wildandcrazyrussian]

I deny quote vehemently that Felos is Greek Orthodox. He was raised in it as a child, but obviously has openly renounced any association with any recognized form of Christianity. He could be characterized religiously as a radical New-Ager since he gives speeches in all manner of those kinds of "religious" groups around Tampa Bay. A recent interview and profile of him was printed in the St. Petersburg Times and was posted here several times, giving full details.

[Dante3]

I'm sure you are right. Felos listed himself as Greek Orthodox in the 7th and 11th editions of Who's Who in American Law -- no doubt for self serving reasons.