The second article: Pains, trials and sorrows
God allows suffering for our benefit: If any ship traveling on the seas is overtaken by storms and strong waves, it will be wrecked and sink, unless […]
God allows suffering for our benefit: If any ship traveling on the seas is overtaken by storms and strong waves, it will be wrecked and sink, unless […]
Sources of his thought Quasten believes that Cassian's spiritual teachings depend on the Bible in addition to his connection with Alexandrian theological thought, especially in...
* Life in Christ – (For true life is… the life that a person lives in Christ). (Pascha 3:7) –
The Fourteenth Article Convincing Proofs The Sins of the Princes! [The princes rose up among our people, and forsook the law and boasted in iniquity. They acquired good things, but covetousness overcame them.
In the articles, two important issues were mentioned, inserted here and there without a complete treatment that would exhaust the topic. My conditions while writing were harsh because...
The concept of widowhood in the early church shows its vitality in the knowledge of its pastors of the truth of their message, which is focused on presenting divine possibility to humanity.
Who can hurt you? No one can harm a person unless he harms that person himself (1) Saint John Golden
A journey to a better place and a higher life. He who truly possesses wise thinking, and directs the course of his life with the hope of future good things, then when
Introduction to Theodore the Desperate Theodore was a friend of Saints John Chrysostom and Basil in the ascetic life, but he was seduced by the beauty of a young woman.
Publisher's Introduction This book contains two sermons by St. John Chrysostom out of three sermons he delivered on Good Friday, published
The aim of studying this material is: to become acquainted with the Orthodox doctrines, that is, the true truths of the Christian faith that the Apostles preached and taught.
Easter on April 15, 339 AD. Let us endure tribulation for the sake of the Kingdom! For Paul the Apostle was girt with every virtue (1), and he was called