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Knowing Christ = Eternal Life
4th Sunday after Pentecost 2009 Matthew 8:5-13 At that time Jesus entered Capernaum, a centurion came forward to him, beseeching him and saying, “Lord, my servant is lying paralyze… more →
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On Loving Enemies
Cameron wrote 2 hours ago: “If you will pray for your enemies, peace will come to you; but when you can love your enemies … more →
Feast of Saint Cyril and Methodius
T. Ambrose Nazianzus wrote 4 hours ago: Today we celebrate two evangelists and missionaries, Sts. Cyril and Methodius. First, from the Orth … more →
A Follow Up Post On Gays And Christianity
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Dan Fincke wrote 9 hours ago: In reply to this post I wrote about an archbishop of the Anglican church’s claims that those C … more →
Ikons
Steve wrote 19 hours ago: Our daughter Bridget the ikonographer has set up a web page to display her ikons. She has been pain … more →
Reformed Theology and The Gifts of the Spirit
kenbrec wrote 1 day ago: I love Reformed Theology and have been pastored the best in a reformed church that I attended back i … more →
Fides Quaerens Intellectum
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Eric Brown wrote 2 days ago: I suppose this is a very belated Lenten reflection, and with reason too. I certainly do not know the … more →
Quoting Jesus
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Fr. Ted wrote 3 days ago: One surprising mystery to me is how rarely any of the first disciples quote Jesus in the Acts of the … more →
The 100 Best Books of the Twentieth Century
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owenstrachan wrote 4 days ago: I’m guessing that not many of my readers would remember this almost five-year-old list of Nati … more →
The Divine Liturgy of Sarum
Andrea Elizabeth wrote 4 days ago: I didn’t realize that there was another Western Rite Liturgy approved for use in the Orthodox … more →
for there to be music, the heart must be empty
spitmuddle wrote 4 days ago: “For there to be music, the heart must be empty. A flute that is filled in is a stick — the ho … more →
O Gladsome Light
rwp wrote 4 days ago: Because we reckon the days from sunset to sunset (And God called the light Day, and the darkness he … more →
Silence Is A Choice
acs wrote 4 days ago: Silence is a choice. We choose the things we want to do. These things, then, order and measure our l … more →
On Wealth and Poverty
Cameron wrote 4 days ago: “Let us learn…not to call the rich lucky nor the poor unfortunate. Rather, if we are to tell t … more →
"Their desire is not to teach but to be teachers" by Carl Trueman
tollelege wrote 5 days ago: “I am increasingly convinced that pride is the root of problems among students. I was convicte … more →
Video of Metropolitan Jonah's talk to the Anglicans
Andrea Elizabeth wrote 5 days ago: Click here to view H/T to John at Ad Orientem It was better received than I thought after reading th … more →
Anargyri
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Steve wrote 5 days ago: The Orthodox Church has a category of saints called in Greek anargyri (silverless ones), usually tra … more →
Money: A Good Servant but a Bad Master
Fr. Ted wrote 6 days ago: 3rd Sunday After Pentecost 2009 Gospel: Matthew 6:22-33 The Lord Jesus said: “No on … more →
Stepping Outside the Religion Box: A new book by Jim Haverlock
Dr. Anthony Payne wrote 6 days ago: The Supreme Trap Box by Jim Haverlock The Supreme Trap Box Looking for God? Do Religions follow th … more →
The historical context of Papal authority.
indignus wrote 6 days ago: The Roman primacy was acknowledged in theory by the early Church, though its practical consequences … more →
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