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Plymouth Brethren To Orthodox

July 18, 2010 By admin 7 Comments

Plymouth Brethren converts to Orthodoxy

Very few are ever convinced of the truth of Orthodoxy simply by reading, just as very few ever become Christians simply by reading the Bible: Orthodoxy, like all true (orthodox) Christianity is not a book, it is a life.

Filed Under: Mainline Protestants, Plymouth Brethren Tagged With: anabaptist, Bible, Christ, convert, Edward Justin, god, orthodox, orthodoxy, Plymouth Brethren

New To Orthodoxy? Some Resources!

July 4, 2010 By admin 1 Comment

My husband and I have both had the exact same sentiment. There is no returning to Protestantism. It’s Orthodoxy – or it is nothing.

Filed Under: Mainline Protestants Tagged With: Ancient Faith Radio, Becoming Orthodox, Becoming Orthodox blog, convert, OCA website. oca.org, protestant

Addressing Some Questions

June 29, 2010 By admin Leave a Comment

Part Five from the “Becoming Orthodox” blog. My friend Connie left the following comment and I thought I would address with a whole new post: I thought venerating icons meant kissing them? I don’t know, to me, Greek orthodoxy looks a lot like Catholicism by a different name and using different vocabulary. I am going […]

Filed Under: Mainline Protestants Tagged With: Becoming Orthodox blog, catholic, convert, icons, protestant, questions, roman, romaphobia

The Church

June 24, 2010 By admin Leave a Comment

Part Four from the “Becoming Orthodox” blog. Christ did not found a philosophical movement called Christianity, he founded His Church. Then he said that the gates of Hell would not overcome it. From the Orthodox Wiki: The traditional belief in the Church is attested to in the Nicene-Constantinopolitan Creed as the one, holy, catholic and apostolic Church. By […]

Filed Under: Mainline Protestants Tagged With: apostolic, Becoming Orthodox blog. protestants, body of Christ, catholic, Church, Constantinopolitan, convert, Creed, ground, holy, Nicene, one, Pentecost, pillar, truth

From Leprechaun Spirituality

June 23, 2010 By admin Leave a Comment

But it is clear to me, an ignorant and unlearned layman who merely believes in Him, that Holy Orthodoxy is the root and the truth that He preached and all must return to her or remain divided forever.

Filed Under: Mainline Protestants Tagged With: christian, Columcille Cobain, convert, leprechaun spirituality, Mary, orthodox, protestant, roman catholic

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