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Question about Orthodox Church Structure. So despite growing up in a Christian area and having a very very general idea of what goes on, I don’t really know much about it. I decided to start doing research and exploring it and potentially start attending church, and I have encountered something that I find confusing.
9 hours ago · While it is becoming increasingly implausible to teach a series of “dos” and “donts,” Trueman proposed that the Church can push back through creed, liturgy, and community. A recovery of limits, teleology, and community are all, he said, within reach of the church.
9 hours ago · Photographs by David Guttenfelder Written by Peter Robins David Guttenfelder traveled along Ukraine’s northeastern border twice in the months before Russian troops again poured through. June 7, 2024 The invaders had not returned. Not yet. But along about 600 miles of Ukraine’s northeastern border territory that The New York Times visited late last year and
9 hours ago · Several years ago, I joined a watercolors class, which met in the teacher’s apartment across the street from the onion domes of a Russian Orthodox church, which we sometimes had to sketch. Most of the time, though, we’d paint still lifes of fruit and flowers on her dining room table while she flitted from student to student, correcting our ...
9 hours ago · An Inductive Bible Study. Posted on June 7, 2024 by steved4zion. Provided by Steve Daskal. Christian Messianic Analysis and Apologetics. Learning to read and study Scripture is an important part of the Christian life. And while pastors and teachers are essential gifts of Christ to his church, individual Christians should also be able to pick up ...
9 hours ago · Protestantism is a branch of Christianity [a] that emphasizes justification of sinners through faith alone, the teaching that salvation comes by unmerited divine grace, the priesthood of all believers, and the Bible as the sole infallible source of authority for Christian faith and practice.
9 hours ago · This is not the case when it comes to the human rights of homosexuals in Russia. In the Kremlin, in the parliament, in the courts, in the hierarchy of the Russian Orthodox Church, and on television there reigns a disdainful and intimidating unanimity: homosexuals are a threat to morality, to the family, and to the state.
