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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. | |
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. | |
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. |
Well, first off, we have the Apostle John, who was taught by Christ our Lord Himself. Interesting that he had no problem with kneeling before the Angel to begin with. In this case the Angel was merely
Having done a little more research, I have turned up the following. One Divine Liturgy per day is the ancient practice. The justification being that the Lord was born once, crucified once, rose once
Some Orthodox Churches have more than one Divine Liturgy as well, but they are done on separate altars by separate priests. Not sure about the Catholic Church but I imagine they generally have multiple
hi Alex, thnx for ur question, the father did not incarnate, thus Coptic Church does not draw pictures of the Father. in John 1: 18 the Holy Bible says: "No one has seen God at any time, the only
Our Lord Jesus Christ has said that no one has seen the Father, except through Him. The Trinity is a difficult idea to convey, so we need to careful in how we explain and depict this idea. There are certain

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