Does the Eastern Orthodox church accept the Immaculate Conception?

I really don't appreciate the dirty answers (the first answerer) so please, kept it off my question. Thanks.
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I think so, ask a priest or go on go ogle x

I believe that was a Catholic doctrine adopted AFTER the Great Schism in the 11Th century, so, no.

We certainly do not. While we hold the Theotokos in highest esteem, we teach that her conception, was of the same nature as anyone Else's. The Orthodox Church rejects the heretical innovation of the "immaculate conception".

Pastor Billy says: they claim they don't however they have an extremely similar doctrine from which Mary is cleansed of all sin before the birth of Christ and stays sinless for the entirety of her earthly existence.

PS i think they were just jealous of our terminology in the West

No, see article. Theology like that is difficult.

Regardless of how some want to twist and turn this there is no Orthodox Church that accepts the Popes 1854 innovation to what was completely understood and accepted for the previous 1800 years of Christianity.