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Orthodoxy and para-Church organizations

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https://baixacultura.org/2025/02/01/ckpyt8df3dy Fr. Ernesto’s subject from yesterday will continue tomorrow. There is little doubt that parachurch organizations now have a large part in providing many services and/or evangelism and/or missions that the Church is supposed to be doing. This sometimes places the Orthodox in a difficult position. On the one hand, it is difficult for us to support […]

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Saint Eulalia of Mérida and child martyrdom

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Many Western saints are not known to Eastern Christians, just like many Eastern saints are not known to Western Christians. I am talking about the saints that both the East and the West have in common because they come from the time of an united Christendom. Yesterday I mentioned that for various historical reasons, some […]

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The Holy Innocents killed by Herod (2010)

https://medikaplaza.com/plaza/weqidaka/ 29 December 2010 · by Fr. Ernesto Leave a Comment

https://juristas-ruidos.org/d49k4cey One of the oddities of the Church calendar is that there are certain feasts that are celebrated on one day in the East, but another day in the West. This is the case of the Feast of the Holy Innocents. The West celebrated that feast yesterday, but the East celebrates it today. Here is what […]

Mystery is sometimes very mysterious

23 December 2010 · by Fr. Ernesto Leave a Comment

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https://calif-ilc.org/lx6lq9e5slo One of the standard Evangelical definitions of mystery takes all the mystery out of mystery. That particular definition claims that there is no mystery to mystery. In other words, the claim is that a New Testament mystery is only something that was mysterious in the Old Testament but that is no longer mysterious in the […]

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A non-theological appreciation of free will and the sovereignty of God

21 December 2010 · by Fr. Ernesto 11 Comments

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Free will and salvation

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I quoted both Patriarch Dositheus and Metropolitan Kallistos yesterday to point out to my Orthodox brethren that some of them go to the other extreme from Saint Augustine and almost end up claiming that our free will was, at best, barely damaged. But, both an approved Orthodox confession and a current Metropolitan who is a […]

Free will is not simply a philosophical definition

19 December 2010 · by Fr. Ernesto 3 Comments

https://www.beecavebee.com/x32i9lexd If you remember my first posting two days ago, I commented that I had a problem with some of my fellow Orthodox. It is in that vein that I continue the discussion. Some of my fellow Orthodox react so strongly to Augustinianism, and its derivative Calvinism, that they go to the point of going to […]

On doctrinal canons and disciplinary canons

29 November 2010 · by Fr. Ernesto 2 Comments

There is a division found in the Orthodox Church that is also found in the Roman Catholic Church and also the Anglican Church. It is a division that is so old, that is predates the division between East and West. That is the division between what are called doctrinal canons and disciplinary canons. This has […]

On the Orthodox Liturgical Year

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An alternate Christian stance on Israel

https://www.nhgazette.com/2025/02/01/k53vimkn 10 September 2010 · by Fr. Ernesto Leave a Comment

https://juristas-ruidos.org/anargfqxn The following document comes courtesy of a fellow blogger who downloaded it from the source. It is from 2009, but is a document signed by the non-fundamentalist Christians who are actually having to suffer in the Middle East from the result of our policies and folks such as the pastor in Florida who has just […]