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HermanU.S.
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I can answer general questions about the teachings of the Orthodox Church and Orthodox monasticism, particularly differences from Protestants and Catholics. | |
Ashraf NisseemAvailable
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Peace be with you. I am an Egyptian Coptic Orthodox. I can answer questions about the Eastern and Oriental Orthodox beliefs, especially Coptic beliefs. | |
Alex AnatoleAvailable
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I can answer questions about Eastern Orthodox Church history, theology, liturgics, iconography, and Eastern Orthodoxy`s relationship to other Christian and non-Christian religions. |
Jay, You do indeed have a dilemma. You have several of them. Your message is short on details, so let me begin by making a few assumptions. Feel free to correct me if I am wrong. Putting the best
Daniel, Remember that God is the Author of life. Death, as the end of life, is always contrary to God's will. Death is not natural to any living creature. It is a symptom of the disease we call sin
Although we were once one church, the Orthodox have never recognized the supreme authority that the Pope assumed over the Church and have remained outside his authority. The most recent Popes have been
Yes, a child can be baptized without a godparent out of necessity, but, particularly today, it is not considered a good idea. When a child is baptized, promises are made. A responsible adult is speaking
Stephen, First, I am NOT "Father" anything. I am an unordained Orthodox Christian. Second, where a man receives the Sacraments is where he calls home. If you wish to excommunicate yourself from

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