Chapter Three: On lust
The Lord, to whom be glory, says: “...For whoever looks at a woman with lust for her has committed adultery with her in his heart” (Matthew 5:28). Jesus does not make
The Lord, to whom be glory, says: “...For whoever looks at a woman with lust for her has committed adultery with her in his heart” (Matthew 5:28). Jesus does not make
In the world of weakness and sin, clothing appears to be a service and a blessing to man, as it is the body’s cover and veil, in cold and heat. Therefore, the dignity of bodies is
If love is limited to mature people because it is at the core of their experience, and an issue reserved for elites only, then it is obvious to say that
“Not as the world gives (peace), so do I give to you.” Was not man’s sin, from the beginning, his error in identifying the source of his peace? and he
Religious education books, as well as some liturgical texts, are filled with the word “Savior” or “our salvation” in our prayers. Perhaps the attribute of the Savior overwhelms me
1. Theologians and non-theologians One of the common mistakes in our church life is determining the identity of the theologian first. Secondly, as a result, people are separated
When the Apostle Paul contemplated Christ’s relationship with the Church, his union with her, and her incarnation of him, he exclaimed, “This mystery is great!” So what about us?
In order to better understand the meaning of liturgy and its true, comprehensive dimensions, we must start from its concept as a relationship between God and man. So who
O blessed ones of our Heavenly Father, you honorable and beloved children, peace to all of you. I previously sent expressions of thanks and gratitude to you, and expressed my joy in you
“Love does not seek its own things” (1 Corinthians 13:5). Love is the most talked about topic and is also disputed.
The nature of a person's life is based on the relationships he builds with others. “Man is a social being.” So the Lord Jesus said to Satan in the temptation
The third section: Our ecclesiastical life: “But you are a chosen race, a royal priesthood, a holy nation” (1 Peter 2:9). Perhaps one of the most common topics.