10- “Who is for us” The first part is specific to the divinity of Jesus. The next part concerns his humanity: “He who for our sake came down from heaven.” […]
This is the faith of the Orthodox and Catholic Churches. The definition of the Fourth and Sixth Councils was negative (1) because the human mind is incapable of understanding
2:3 - Teaching parents read more "
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.
Doctrinal and comparative theology read more "
بالتجسد يتحقق كل شيء. أو بالحري يحضر الله بالذات الذي هو كل شيء. بدل الرموز والرسوم، بدل الظل يأتي فيه
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Saint Hilarion was born in the city of Poitiers (France) around the year 315, and he descended from a noble pagan family. He converted to Christianity and was baptized
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أ – تجسّد الكلمة “هلموا نبتهج بالرب مذيعين السرّ الحاضر. فقد زال سياج الحائط المتوسط. والحرّية المحرقة تنقلب عائدة والشاروبين
Chapter Nine - The Person of God-Man read more "
أ – البشارة الأولى رأينا أن طبيعة الإنسان نفسها قد تحوّلت، نتيجة السقوط. وتالياً، فان آدم نقل إلى ذريته إرثاً
Chapter Eight - The Renaissance read more "
Catholic Thought: It is impossible for us to begin by giving a formal definition of the Church, because no definition can claim doctrinal authority, and because
Chapter Four: The Church: Its Nature and Mission read more "
The divine-human union and the Church: Christ conquered the world, and his victory was in the creation of the Church, because it was placed in the vacuum of human history.
Chapter Three: The catholicity of the Church read more "
“موافقاً للحقيقة التي في يسوع” (افسس 4: 21) يُفترض بكهنة المسيح ألا يبشِّروا، من منبر الوعظ على الأقل، بأفكارهم الخاصة
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The life of prayer is our personal, conscious life in God, because everything, our being and our movement, enters into it. All of our lives and relationships are with God
Chapter Five: Liturgy, prayer, and our personal life read more "
1- The importance of rituals, their principle, and their nature in the church. We belong to the church by rituals in general, that is, by a set of symbols and movements (from candles, incense, and cycles).
Chapter Three: Belonging to the Church through rituals read more "
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