The anatomy of the Pontians' soul should in no way be interpreted as a sterile return to the past, much less as a condemnable obsession with one's ancestors or self-serving self-praise.

This is because it is considered a high duty to delve into all aspects of the life of the Pontians, who not only acted innovatively but also through their hard work, their Abrahamic hospitality, prudent financial management, their esteemed love for education, and their steadfast devotion to Orthodox faith and true love, served as exceptional models of creative imitation and secure progress, enriching the choir of Saints.

Therefore, it is reasonable that Pontus has been characterized as a Holy Land and a Holy Mother. Certainly, one would not be objective if they overlooked their sterile egoism and their divisions, sins that fade in comparison to the abundance of their virtues.