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you'd think this but the church has been growing at a steady rate for the past few years. we still consistently see new regulars turn up in my parish, and that's some small, isolated church in the back-end of nowhere.I don't know. They're one of the better churches out there, but they have some practices that could be off-putting for people who didn't grow up Orthodox. Seems like it would be hard to bring new people in.
There's lots of stuff in Orthodoxy I don't like, but on the whole it comes across as such a coherent, disciplined and wise system of belief that I'm inclined to believe it may actually be true.Virgin protestants/catholics: You can be overtaken by the devil! His servants can hurt you, give me money and I will conjure a magic spell to protect you!
Chad orthodox: Devil or his servants can't exist in the physical world, they can only whisper in your ear and self-discipline will defeat them.
This may not give you a community, but you can mine all religions for the truth that God puts in them.I'm a little torn on the Orthodox.
They have some of the most beautiful churches in the world, they uphold some neat old world worship traditions, and they tend to be very based trads who are also very heckin' wholesome and friendly. Not to mention, they're very close in doctrine to the original Christian church from ancient times.
On the other hand, singing liturgy is odd, and the repetitive, ritualistic, rehearsed preaching and prayer are borderline unbiblical. A sermon should be a spiritual leader guiding and teaching. Prayer should be a conversation. It shouldn't be repetition of the same thing over and over again. The bible advises against vain repetition. Then again, the Baptists say "father God" about a hundred times per prayer, which is retarded too.
I don't know. They're one of the better churches out there, but they have some practices that could be off-putting for people who didn't grow up Orthodox. Seems like it would be hard to bring new people in.
Matthew 8:28–34Virgin protestants/catholics: You can be overtaken by the devil! His servants can hurt you, give me money and I will conjure a magic spell to protect you!
Chad orthodox: Devil or his servants can't exist in the physical world, they can only whisper in your ear and self-discipline will defeat them.
Standing true to your beliefs is much more attractive, especially to men, than the current Western push to twist the Gospel for the sake of num-nums or whatever feminized baby-talk liberal pastors are using this week.you'd think this but the church has been growing at a steady rate for the past few years. we still consistently see new regulars turn up in my parish, and that's some small, isolated church in the back-end of nowhere.
Denounce the Talmud and the Koran