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Let the Righteous Rejoice
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Why I Believe in God – Part 2
Read more: Why I Believe in God – Part 2In my earlier posting I wrote primarily about my personal journey as a Christian and why I am a believer rather than an atheist. In the course of my life I do not think atheism would have ever been a possible way to live – the questions of my life and heart would have been […]
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Leaving the Secular Life – Part 2
Read more: Leaving the Secular Life – Part 2It is one thing to describe the cultural mix in which we swim and quite another to swim in an opposite direction. One of my favorite icons is a Theophany icon (Christ’s Baptism). In it you can see fish swimming in the water. All of the fish are swimming downstream except one. A single fish, […]
Conversion, Culture, Knowledge of God, Orthodox Christianity, Prayer, The Journey of Faith, Union with God
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Leaving the Secular Life
Read more: Leaving the Secular LifeThe default position of America is secular protestantism. I say this is the default position and mean by it – that without effort and care – we all find ourselves thinking and acting out of a secular protestant mindset. Of course, I need to offer a definition for my terms. By secular protestantism (and I […]
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Godly Counsel from a Holy Elder
Read more: Godly Counsel from a Holy ElderI am sharing here a few sayings from the Elder Amphilochios of Patmos, someone whose life and teachings I have heard spoken of before by Metropolitian Kallistos of Diocleia (Kallistos Ware). They are worth savoring. The quotes come from the volume Precious Vessels of the Holy Spirit. I am especially fond of his attitude to […]
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A Thank You
Read more: A Thank YouI noted with gratitude that Glory to God for All Things passed the milestone of 250,000 views today, all of these since beginning late last October. I am grateful for those who visit this site and pray that it is of some use to you in your day. Someone asked me today if I ever […]
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Somethings Have to be Shared
Read more: Somethings Have to be SharedHaving posted several times about my son’s wedding last weekend (how could I not?), it seemed only right to post a photo of the young couple (James and Anna). I asked one of my extremely talented, artistic children who had all of the photos in digital form to send me a few wedding pictures this […]
Simon: Additionally, unless Fr. Stephen corrects me, “whatever” we do inherit from Adam’s fall , we derive through our fathers’…