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Monthly Archives: April 2011
The Blessed Doubt of the Apostle Thomas
John 20:19-31 On the evening of that day, the first day of the week, the doors being shut where the disciples were, for fear of the Jews, Jesus came and stood among them and said to them, “Peace be with … Continue reading
Posted in Christ, Evangelism, Gospel, Orthodox, Orthodox Church, Pascha, resurrection, Uncategorized
Tagged Belief, Doubt, faith, John 20:19-31, Pascha, resurrection, Seeing God, St. Thomas Sunday, unbelief
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The Incarnate God: Savior of Humans
The Human Soul “Do not, best beloved, consider lightly the intellective value of the soul. The human soul, immortal-of itself a precious vessel-has obtained the God’s inestimable love. Witness the … Continue reading
Posted in Ancestral Sin, being human, Christian, forgiveness, Incarnation, love, Orthodox, Orthodoxy, Pascha, resurrection, salvation, Uncategorized
Tagged Bright Saturday, Creator, forgiveness, Incarnation, Pascha, resurrection, salvation, soul
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The Expulsion of Adam in the Writings of St. Symeon the New Theologian (B)
This is the 34th blog in this series which began with Adam & Sin, Paradise and Fasting. The previous blog is The Expulsion of Adam in the Writings of St. Symeon the New Theologian (A). St. Symeon in the passage … Continue reading
Posted in Ancestral Sin, being human, Confession, death, free will, Judgment, Orthodox, Orthodoxy, Repentance, Uncategorized
Tagged Adam and Eve, Ancestral Sin, death, Garments of Skins, Genesis 2, Mortality, original sin, Repentance, Stewardship, Symeon the New Theologian, The Fall, Work
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Salvation in Christ
“In Christ we have everything…. If you want to heal your wound, he is the doctor. If you are burning with fever, he is the fountain. If you are in need of help, he is strength. If you are in … Continue reading
Posted in Bright Week, Christ, death, Orthodox, Orthodoxy, Pascha, resurrection, Uncategorized
Tagged Bright Friday, Bright Week, Christ, death, Healing, Orthodoxy, Pascha, resurrection
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The Defeat of Death
“Death is a much of a mystery as life itself-a mystery that neither natural nor divine science is able to explain. As the Anglican theologian Austin Farrer so right said, ‘God does not give us explanations; he gives up a … Continue reading
Posted in Ascension, Cross, death, Evil, Gospel, Orthodox, Orthodoxy, Pascha, resurrection, theodicy, Uncategorized
Tagged Ascension, Bright Thursday, Bright Week, Cross, death, Evil, Jesus Christ, Pascha, resurrection, theodicy, Trampling Down Death
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The Expulsion of Adam in the Writings of St. Symeon the New Theologian (A)
This is the 33rd blog in this series which began with Adam & Sin, Paradise and Fasting. The previous blog is Adam’s Expulsion in Later Patristic Writings. The 11th Century St. Symeon the New Theologian (d. 1022AD) like many of … Continue reading
Posted in Ancestral Sin, being human, Christ, Creation, death, Evil, Incarnation, Nature, Orthodox, Orthodoxy, Patristic, salvation, Uncategorized, Word of God
Tagged Adam and Eve, Ancestral Sin, Expulsion from Paradise, Garments of Skins, Genesis 2, Genesis Creation Story, Mortality, Patristic, Satan, Seeing God, soul, Symeon the New Theologian, The Fall, Word of God
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Resurrection in the Body
“The Son of God, who in His compassion became man, died so far as His body was concerned when His soul was separated from His body; but this body was not separated from His divinity, and so He raised up … Continue reading
Posted in Ascension, Bright Week, Christ, death, Gospel, Incarnation, Kingdom, Orthodox, Orthodoxy, Pascha, Patristic, resurrection, salvation, Uncategorized
Tagged Ascension, Bright Wednesday, Bright Week, death, Heaven, Incarnation, Jesus, Pascha, resurrection, Son of God
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Adam’s Expulsion in Later Patristic Writings
This is the 32nd blog in this series which began with Adam & Sin, Paradise and Fasting. The previous blog is The Effects of the Expulsion from Paradise in Patristic Thinking. In the writings of St. Dorotheos of Gaza (6th … Continue reading
Posted in Ancestral Sin, being human, Creation, death, freedom, Judgment, Orthodoxy, Patristic, salvation, Uncategorized
Tagged Ancestral Sin, death, Expulsion from Paradise, Fear, freedom, Genesis 3, Image and Likeness, Immortality, original sin, Paradise, Patristic, perfection, Sin, The Fall
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Christ is risen…
“Christ is risen, releasing from bondage Adam the first-formed man and destroying the power of hell. Be of good courage, all ye dead, for death is slain and hell despoiled; the crucified and risen Christ is King. He has given … Continue reading



