41. Orthodox Christianity POPAS ANIVERSARPOPAS ANIVERSAR BISERICA ORTODOXA ROMANABISERICA ORTODOXA ROMANA STRUCTURAORGANIZATORICA A BISERICII ORTODOXE ROMANESTRUCTURA ORGANIZATORICA A http://www.crestinism-ortodox.ro/html_en/

POPAS ANIVERSAR BISERICA ORTODOXA ROMANA STRUCTURA ORGANIZATORICA A BISERICII ORTODOXE ROMANE CONSIDERATII RELIGIOASE PRIVIND POPULATIA ROMANIEI IN URMA RECENSAMANTULUI DIN 1992 IANUARIE - GERAR FEBRUARIE - FAURAR MARTIE - MARTISOR APRILIE - PRIER MAI - FLORAR IUNIE - CIRESAR IULIE - CUPTOR AUGUST - GUSTAR SEPTEMBRIE - RAPCIUNE OCTOMBRIE - BRUMAREL NOIEMBRIE - BRUMAR DECEMBRIE - UNDREA CRESTINISMUL BISERICA SI SFANTA SCRIPTURA REVELATIA SI SFANTA SCRIPTURA CREZUL SAU SIMBOLUL CREDINTEI CUNOASTEREA LUI DUMNEZEU PRIN ORTODOXIE DESPRE REVELATIA DUMNEZEIASCA APOFATISMUL CA PRINCIPIU AL INTERPRETARII SFINTEI SCRIPTURI LA PARINTII GRECI AI BISERICII CUNOASTEREA CATAFATICA SI APOFATICA INVATATURA ORTODOXA DESPRE DUMNEZEU - SFANTA TREIME DUMNEZEU CREATORUL SI PRONIATORUL PRONIA DIVINA CREATIA CA DAR SI TAINELE BISERICII FIUL LUI DUMNEZEU - FIUL OMULUI IISUS HRISTOS - DUMNEZEU ADEVARAT SI OM ADEVARAT IISUS HRISTOS, MANTUITORUL LUMII JERTFA MANTUITORULUI HRISTOS INVATATURA CRESTINA DESPRE SFANTA CRUCE SI CINSTIREA EI DESPRE MANTUIRE DUHUL SFANT - A TREIA PERSOANA A SFINTEI TREIMI CINSTIREA SFINTULUI DUH IN ORTODOXIE PREZENTA SI LUCRAREA SFANTULUI DUH IN BISERICA CE ESTE BISERICA DUPA INVATATURA ORTODOXA?

42. Orthodox Diocese Of Raska And Prizren orthodox christianity and Monasticism in Kosovo and Metohija, Serbia. http://www.decani.yunet.com/

43. Orthodox Christianity & Theology Home / Library / orthodox christianity Theology Featured Articles PhotosClick on an item title to see the full article or gallery. The Royal Family. http://www.stvladimirs.ca/library/orthodoxchristianity/

Home Services Community Edmonton ... Library Click on an item title to see the full article or gallery. In Memory of the Royal Martyrs By: St. John of Shanghai and San Francisco St. John explains the great sacrifices of the Tsar and the Royal family for Russia, and the great sin incurred by the Russian people in the murder of their God-annointed sovereign. The Orthodox Doctrine of Causality By: Bishop Nikolai Velimirovich The "Serbian Chrysostom" explains the Orthodox position on causes in this memorable lecture. A good outline of Bishop Nikolai's thoroughly Orthodox worldview. On Truth and Love in the Writings of St. John the Evangelist By: Bishop Theophan the Recluse Bishop Theophan explains how "St. John the Evangelist does not allow one to say: Believe any way you wish, only love" in a clarifying analysis of St. John's theology of love and belief. This essay is especially relevant to the current debate on ecumenism. The Ascension of Our Lord and God and Saviour Jesus Christ By: Archpriest P. Veletsky A homily from St. Petersburg, 1874, filled with stirring insight into the spiritual meaning of our Lord's ascension.

44. Understanding Orthodox Christianity Understanding orthodox christianity. Despite obvious contrasts, orthodox christianityis not altogether different from what most Christians take for granted. http://www.incommunion.org/ortho.htm

This was written essay for Sojourners magazine and was published, in slightly shortened form, in their November 1997 issue Understanding Orthodox Christianity by Jim Forest One visitor to our parish St. Nicholas of Myra Russian Orthodox Church in Amsterdam asked me during the coffee gathering after the Liturgy "if two hours wasn't just a little on the long side for prayer" and "was it really necessary to say 'Lord have mercy' so many times." On the other hand, he was glad he came because "it was like a living museum, like Williamsburg, only here you get to see what the church was like back in the time of Constantine." The surprising thing was that he returned the following Sunday and, back home in Chicago, eventually became a member of an Orthodox parish. A Protestant visitor to the parish told me she felt like she was "meeting cousins I didn't know I had." She had read about Orthodox Christianity and knew about the Great Schism of 1054 when the bishops of Rome and Constantinople excommunicated each other, "but it just seemed like some detail of history." She was amazed by the intense atmosphere of worship during the service. "I learned today that Christian worship doesn't have to be a classroom with hymn breaks." In her own parish, she said she had once suggested to her pastor he put up a blackboard behind the pulpit "because I always imagine it there anyway." Not everyone comes away from a first visit to an Orthodox church with positive things to say about it. It's easy to find parishes where it's a major asset to speak a language which was never spoken by anyone you ever met before: Greek, Russian, Romanian, Serbian or Arabic. Many parishes are not only places of worship but ethnic enclaves where national traditions are maintained and in which a great effort is made to keep the mother tongue alive. Yet look around and you will find in many "ethnic" parishes people whose hair or complexion or last name suggests this isn't just a national club (our Russian parish has about ten nationalities worshiping together), while in a growing number of parishes, those born in Orthodox Christian families or cultures are a minority. There are more and more Orthodox parishes in America where the main or only language of worship is English.

45. Ukrainian Orthodoxy - Orthodoxie Ukrainienne This site is dedicated to Ukrainian orthodox christianity and its historic religious and cultural expression in the life of the Ukrainian people since the Baptism of Kievan Rus' by St Vladimir the Great of Kiev. http://www.unicorne.org/orthodoxy

Ukrainian Orthodoxy Orthodoxie ukrainienne Questions and Answers Church Calendar: Current Month Next Month Links for Orthodox Studies More ... Detail -Summaries of selected articles on this site- Overview of Ukrainian Orthodoxy Baptism, Weddings, and Funerals Icons Fasting Orthodox Cross Culture, Language and Nationalism Catholic-Orthodox Question Holy Mother of God Saints Make Ukrainian Orthodoxy your home page C lick here to send us an e-mail. May 6, 2003 Trans-denominational Marriages A visitor's question and comments with our reply A visitor's question C an you tell me what the difference between O rthodox C hristian ity and W estern C hristianity is? A Continuation of the dialog on difference between Orthodox and Western Christianities. May 4, 2003 The Value of Doubt (in Ukrainian). April 28, 2003 A question regarding St. Lucian of Kyiv. A commentary and our reply concerning the Julian Calendar in general and specifically the date of Easter. April 20, 2003

46. Eastern Orthodox Christianity: A Chronology Eastern orthodox christianity A Chronology. 301 The Kingdom of Armeniabecomes the first state to adopt Christianity as its official religion. http://www.music.princeton.edu/~jeffery/byzchron.html

Eastern Orthodox Christianity: A Chronology 301: The Kingdom of Armenia becomes the first state to adopt Christianity as its official religion. 313: Emperor Constantine issues the Edict of Milan, legalizing Christianity in the Roman Empire. 325: Constantine calls the First Ecumenical Council at Nicea to condemn the Arian heresy, which had taught that the Son was inferior to the Father. 330: Constantine dedicates the city of Byzantium as the eastern capital of the Empire or "New Rome," renaming it Constantinople after himself. 381: The Second Ecumenical Council at Constantinople publishes the text of the Nicene Creed. 431: The Third Ecumenical Council at Ephesus condemns the Nestorian heresy and approves the veneration of the Virgin Mary as Theotokos (God-Bearer or Mother of God). The Nestorians go into exile in the Persian Empire and become the Assyrian Orthodox Church of the East. 451: The Fourth Ecumenical Council at Chalcedon condemns the Monophysite heresy and affirms that Christ had both a divine and a human nature. The Armenian, Coptic, Ethiopian, and Syrian Orthodox Churches would remain Monophysite; the Greek Orthodox church and the Western church adopted the Chalcedonian or Dyophysite position. This Council also gives Constantinople equal standing with "Old" Rome. 529: Byzantine Emperor Justinian closes the pagan Philosophical Academy in Athens.

47. Welcome To The Website Of St Nicholas Antiochian Orthodox Church East Melbourne, Victoria, Australia. Parish information. Information on orthodox christianity. Links to Orthodox sites around the web. http://www.netspace.net.au/~baroudi/

Welcome to the website of St Nicholas Antiochian Orthodox Church. This website is now hosted on www.stnicholas.org.au Please update your bookmarks.

48. Orthodox Christianity's Journal LiveJournal for orthodox christianity. View User Info. View Friends. View Calendar. LiveJournalfor orthodox christianity. View User Info. View Friends. http://www.livejournal.com/users/orthodoxy/

LiveJournal for Orthodox Christianity. View: User Info View: Friends View: Calendar View: Memories You're looking at the latest 20 entries. Missed some entries? Then simply jump back 20 entries Friday, May 2nd, 2003 Subject: converting Posted by: asnowmonkey Time: 12:02 am. ive been trying to become a catacumen here in Fairbanks, AK but the church is small and not very helpful in this department. I made it known to the Father about a year ago and its yet to happen. This is a Russian Orthodox Church and it suits my preference to be married clergy as the Deacons and Priests can be married yet they dont receive certain monk responsibilities and privileges or something like that. Yet I like the Syrian Orthodox more so in tradition with St. Isaac. Question: 1.is it normal to take this long in setting a time for me to come into the church? I have a Christian middle name Aaron, I've been baptized in the S. Baptist church and have always been a believer and passionately so. They even let my participate in Pascha. The bottom line is that i want to be connected to the Apostolic succession and move on from my protestant denials etc. I want to be connected. 2.i hear that there are two schools/orgs of Orthodox. Is your church in communion with St. Hermans of Alaska and would my catachism be valid with other Orthodox churches?

49. Interests COPPA. Username Password Interests. Relevant Communities The followingcommunities are also interested in orthodox christianity . 7 http://www.livejournal.com/interests.bml?int=orthodox christianity

50. SVS Orthodox Christianity St Vladimir's Orthodox Theological Seminary Back to Home Page. OrthodoxChristianity Our Faith and our Church. See also these external http://www.svots.edu/orthodoxy/

51. Fr Thomas Hopko Orthodox Christianity And Ethics Education Day Articles ARTICLES / Fr Thomas Hopko. orthodox christianityand Ethics. Article from OED Book / October 7, 1995 According http://www.svots.edu/Events/Orthodox-Education-Day/Articles/1995-Fr-Thomas-Hopko

52. So Different - Fri, April 18, 2003 - WorldTimZone Posted by Tim Powell orthodox christianity 1140 am. Sun, October 27, 2002permanent link. Posted by Tim Powell orthodox christianity 1151 am. http://www.worldtimzone.com/blog/category/4

WorldTimZone Home Fri, April 18, 2003 So different the conversation Orthodox Christianity 5:25 pm Sat, March 29, 2003 All Saints of North America In looking up more information about Xenia Pokrovsky after reading about the upcoming Icon Writing Workshop in Lexington, I found a site that shows the Synaxis Of All Saints Who Have Shone Forth In North America icon that she wrote in 1994 for Metropolitan Theodosius. The site has closeups of the saints faces and events depicted clearer version that includes nice closeups of St. Raphael of Brooklyn. Synaxis of Saints Who have Shone Forth in North America icon by the hand of Diane Plaskon Koory, which appears to be quite similar, but with a broader color palette. By the way, work on the High Bridge Rail-trail , lenten services, and some extra hours at my day job have led to the recent lag between postings. More on all of those later. Orthodox Christianity 12:03 pm Sun, March 16, 2003 Orthodox blog James pointed me to a very interesting blog, Surprisingly, I found out that Simeon Orthodox Christianity 2:20 am Anticipating death evening prayer of Saint John Damascene , our bed is compared to a coffin. We should live every day as though it were our last and spend our time in repentance.

53. Orthodox Christianity Prayer for the Sick. Spirituality Saint Andrew Canon; Saint Ephrem Prayer. WorshipAkathist; Candles; Great Compline; Incense; Orthodox and Catholic Calendar. http://moon.dm.net.lb/users/quartos/Orthodox Christianity/OrthodoxChristianity.h

Sacraments Introduction Baptism Infant Baptism Holy Unction ... Confession and Repentance Eucharist The Divine Liturgy Introduction Holy Oblation Liturgy of the cathecumen ... Prayer for the Sick Spirituality Saint Andrew Canon Saint Ephrem Prayer Worship Akathist Candles Great Compline Incense ... Orthodox and Catholic Calendar Church doctrine against Jehovah witnesses on: Introduction Strategy of Action Jehovah The Holy Trinity ... [ Home ]

54. RUSSIAN ORTHODOX CHRISTIANITY Monastery Home Page. Return to Russian orthodox christianity. History of theRussian Orthodox Church in America; The Julian Calendar; Orthodox Worship; http://russianorthodox.org/russorth.html

Return to: Russian Orthodox Christianity History of the Russian Orthodox Church in America The Julian Calendar Orthodox Worship An On-line Orthodox Catechism ... Orthodox Publishing Society This Page was created with WebEdit , Saturday, February 24, 1996.

55. MENA: Resources On Orthodox Christianity Resources on orthodox christianity. Coptic Christianity. Coptic Christianity. Easternorthodox christianity. Holy Apostolic Catholic Assyrian Church of the East. http://www.cc.utah.edu/~jwr9311/MENA/Religion/Orthodox.html

Resources on Orthodox Christianity Coptic Christianity Coptic Christianity Coptic Christianity Network. COPT-NET is an E-Journal published quarterly that discusses news, activities and services of the Coptic Orthodox Church. Topics include the history of the Church and its leaders, Coptic traditions, art, architecture, and archaeology. For information and subscriptions contact Azer Bestavos . It is archived Frequently Asked Questions About Copt-Net The Christian Coptic Orthodox Church of Egypt . An introduction and a front end to the Copt-Net FTP archives. Coptic Society Links Eastern Orthodox Christianity Holy Apostolic Catholic Assyrian Church of the East General Orthodox Christianity . ORTHODOX is dedicated to the thoughtful exchange of ideas concerning Orthodox Christianity worldwide. Particular attention is paid to the rise of Christianity in Russia and her neighbors.The body of the message should be subscribe ORTHODOX firstname lastname Table of Contents

56. The Beliefs Of Orthodox Christianity Unity. We are reprinting it here as an attempt to clarify what OrthodoxChristianity believes regarding the nature of God. One of http://www.greatcom.org/resources/handbook_of_todays_religions/01chap03/default.

Handbook of Today's Religions The Beliefs of Orthodox Christianity Home What is a Cult? The Characteristics of Cults The Beliefs of Orthodox Christianity ... Print this page For the last two thousand years, the Christian Church has held certain beliefs to be vital to one's faith. While there is some doctrinal disagreement within the three branches of Christendom -Roman Catholic, Eastern Orthodox and Protestant- there is a general agreement among them as to the essentials of the faith. Whatever disagreement the church may have among its branches, it is insignificant compared to the heretical non-Christian beliefs of the cults. We offer this section as a yardstick to compare the errant beliefs of the cults. The Doctrine of Authority When it comes to the matter of final authority there is agreement among the major branches of Christianity with regard to the divine inspiration of the Old and New Testaments. However, the Roman Catholic and Eastern Orthodox branches of the church go somewhat beyond the Bible as to their source of authority. Roman Catholic The historic Roman Catholic Church accepts the 66 books of the Old and New Testaments as the inspired Word of God. They also accept the Apocrypha as being inspired of God. Further, they consider church tradition just as authoritative as the Scriptures. (In a previous work, we have dealt with reasons why we do not accept the Apocrypha as sacred Scripture Answers, Here's Life Publishers, 1980, pp. 36-38.)

57. Orthodox Christianity Come and learn about Orthodoxy, an unbroken tradition for nearly 2000years, beginning with Jesus Christ and the Apostles. Our Parish http://www.holytrinityindy.org/pages/orthodoxy.html

Come and learn about Orthodoxy, an unbroken tradition for nearly 2000 years, beginning with Jesus Christ and the Apostles. Our Parish Priest, Father Anastasios Gounaris, our Deacon John Schmidt and Chanter, Constantine Maniakis conducts guided tours of our church. You will learn about our ancient faith, view our beautiful icons and visit our place of worship. Guided tours will be conducted at the following times. Friday Tours Church Hours 6:30 P.M 6:00 P.M. - 9:30 P.M. 7:30 P.M. 8:30 P.M. Saturday Tours Church Hours 4:00 P.M. 3:00 P.M. - 9:30 P.M. 5:00 P.M. 6:00 P.M 7:00 P.M. 8:00 P.M. General Information Food/Drinks Entertainment Ticket Locations 4011 N. Pennsylvania Street Indianapolis, Indiana 46205-2608 Return to Greek Festival 2002 Home Page

58. Eastern Orthodox Christianity SIG Eastern orthodox christianity SIG. (go orthodox). About the Eastern OrthodoxChristianity SIG; Eastern orthodox christianity SIG September 05, 1995. http://ncf.davin.ottawa.on.ca/freeport/sigs/religion/east-ortho/menu

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59. Doctrinal Or Orthodox Christianity - User Comments At DanielPipes.org Doctrinal or orthodox christianity User comment on article A ChristianBoom. Submitted by Karen Silver, November 26, 2002 at 1142. http://www.danielpipes.org/comments/4235

Back to Home Page Articles Spoken ... this site Search for: 24 readers online now Doctrinal or Orthodox Christianity User comment on article: A Christian Boom Submitted by Karen Silver November 26, 2002 at I agree with you that there is a basic disconnect between the more liberal Northern Christianity and the more "doctrinal" and "orthodox" Christianity of the South. This is true, not only in the US, but in the world as well. The Anglicanism of Africa is nothing like that of Europe or the Episcopal Church in the US. The Catholicism of the barrio is not the Catholicism of the US, or even the more intensely "Irish" church of the US. Even the Southern Baptists who live up North are less doctrinaire than those in Alabama. I think the schism, when it occurs, will be more de facto (it already is that) than de jure. Karen Note: Opinions expressed by commentators do not necessarily reflect the views of Daniel Pipes. Other user comments on this article Title By Date response to JB in PGH chana March 14, 2003 Nazism and Christianity Ahmed March 14, 2003

60. Orthodox Christianity Compared To Other Beliefs Works and grace? orthodox christianity AS, FIRST OF ALL, ACKNOWLEDGING STATEOF SIN AND REPENTANCE. The orthodox christianity namely alleges, it HAS IT. http://members.tripod.com/golenkov/orthodox.htm

Alexander Golenkov, golenkov@mail.ru Back to INDEX * Western Christianity agrees that Jesus is Son of God but does it not dogmatically In this little difference of the grammatical form between words "sav ing " and "sav ... " is the whole basic difference in understanding Salvation between Orthodox Christianity and the Protestantism Could you please describe the most basic differences in Russian Christian Theology and say Evangelical or Southern Baptist beliefs ? Such as who is Jesus? Who is God? What is salvation? Reconciliation of man with God? ... Works and grace? ORTHODOX CHRISTIANITY AS, FIRST OF ALL, ACKNOWLEDGING STATE OF SIN AND REPENTANCE "...Repent, for the Kingdom of Heaven is at hand." [Mt.4:17] First of all, you have to know that, differently from the Western Protestantism, what's usually called now in Russia as "Orthodox Christianity" is in a very appalingly terrible state. And if you would experience it from inside, you would probably say that it is something having much more to do with, say, fascism rather than actually Christianity. Nevertheless, it is bitter truth. The Orthodox Christianity nowadays in Russia is more often understood as a subject of national pride and "political card" rather than any Evangelical truth. That is most obvious difference from "Evangelical or Baptist beliefs". But the TRUE ORTHODOX CHRISTIANITY is such that ACCEPTS BOTH SIDES and starts always with NEGATIVE SPEAKING OF ONESELF and POSITIVE SPEAKING OF OTHERS. That is why I have started from negative.

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