Protestant Individualism and Eastern Orthodox Collectivism.  This distinction seems fair, to a degree.  Protestants are more comfortable with the priesthood of all believers, encouraging the individual to think for himself about the Scriptures and decide for himself the Word of the Lord to him.  Eastern Orthodox believers are more comfortable trusting in the Tradition of the church.  One "thinks for himself", the other looks to the group to think for him.  At least, that is how I understand it.  The two need not necessarily be terminally separate.  The challenge, however, is finding that unity.