Saint Paul used the word “church” about 62 times in his letters. The word “church” is an Arabization of the Greek word (Ekklissia - εκκλησία), which means “calling.” […]
The Church through the Epistles of the Apostle Paul Continue reading »
يروى أن فلادمير أمير كييف لمّا رغب، وهو وثنيّ، بالتعرف الى الدين القويم، أرسل مبعوثين من قِبلِه الى بلدان العالم
The phrase “people of God” has a special meaning in the teaching and behavior of the Orthodox Church. This is because it is considered to be all who believed in the Lord Jesus and received
The incarnation of the Son of God is not an idea or a theory. It is, as Father Serge (Bulgakov) says: “An event that occurred once in history, but it contains
The Orthodox Church is the Church of Incarnation and Deification Continue reading »
الكلام على “التقليد الشريف” صعب ودقيق، وذلك لأنه تراث الكنيسة وذاكرتها المقدسة التي “حُفظت فيها الحقيقة: رسالة خلاص الإنسان”. وهذه
The Orthodox Church is the Church of Tradition Continue reading »
The Orthodox Church alerts those to her, her guardian, and the world in which she lives that “the form of this world is passing away,” and calls on everyone (not just
الكنيسة، بحسب دستور الإيمان، واحدةٌ، جامعةٌ، مقدّسةٌ، رسوليّةٌ. غير أنّ العهد الجديد يطلق على الكنيسة العديد من الصفات والنعوت والتشابيه
The Church of Christ is the Church of the Spirit Continue reading »
The founders of the Orthodox Church in America are Saint Herman of Alaska, Saint Alexis of Wilkes-Barre, and Saint Annokent of Alaska. And it has
The Roman Golden Age 843-1025 Patriarch: The Church kept pace with the state in its systems. The Church was one unified, just as the empire was one unified. And as permissible
The Church is on the threshold of the second millennium Continue reading »
Confusion and decadence: The wars of the seventh century led to confusion and confusion, and barbarian attacks made matters worse. The movements of families and clans increased, and families became mixed up
Church systems, laws and rituals in the seventh and eighth centuries Continue reading »
It is no exaggeration to say that the doctrine of “exclusively the Bible” - a conventional translation - is the cornerstone or backbone of Protestant theology. So eat
Sola Scriptura – Exclusively Biblical Doctrine – A Theological Discussion Continue reading »
In studying the differences between Orthodoxy and Catholicism, it is easy to talk about the points of disagreement between them. As for studying the differences between Orthodoxy and Protestantism, it is easier
The main differences between Orthodoxy and Protestantism Continue reading »
