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Why I’m Becoming Orthodox: Part 3 of 3

January 4, 2015 By Fr. John 7 Comments

by Matt Ferdelman The further I dive into Orthodox life, doxology, and theology, the more strongly I get the impression I have always done and believed these things and worshipped in this way. Or, at least, I have always attempted to worship in this way. Orthodoxy for me was like a light switch going off, […]

Filed Under: Calvinist, Latest Stories, Other Christians Tagged With: Calvinist, convert, Matt Ferdelman, orthodox

Why I’m Becoming Orthodox: Part 2 of 3

December 29, 2014 By Fr. John 19 Comments

Part 2 — Why I Deny Penal Substitutionary Atonement by Matt Ferdelman Penal Substitutionary Atonement (PSA) is a theory of how God saves humanity. It seeks to explain (1) what problem God came to solve, (2) how the problem was solved, and (3) to what end goal God saves us. PSA explains that the primary issue facing […]

Filed Under: Calvinist, Latest Stories Tagged With: Calvinist, convert, Matt Ferdelman, orthodox

Why Would a Protestant Convert to Eastern Orthodox Christianity?

July 7, 2014 By Fr. John 68 Comments

And this is where it began to get real.

Filed Under: Agnostics, Featured, Latest Stories, Other Christians Tagged With: Ben Cabe, convert, orthodox, protestant

Church As Place Of Mystery And Revelation

May 26, 2014 By Fr. John 2 Comments

Very soon, after my second or third communion, I realized that I was beginning to experience as realities what I had taken to be colorful imagery. the divine energies present in the mystery of the Eucharist open within us a capacity to see, or to sense, spiritual realities to which we were insensible. That sentence is a myth for those without the experience; a reality for those who have it.

Filed Under: Agnostics, Featured, JTO Blog, Latest Stories Tagged With: Agnostic, convert, orthodoxy, Peter France, Rod Dreher

Muslim Economist of Noble Lineage Baptized Orthodox Christian in Montenegro

February 28, 2014 By Fr. John 6 Comments

Dr. Mahmud Busatlija, a prominent economist in the capital of Serbia and of noble lineage, who was a Muslim, was baptized Orthodox Christian, according to Serbian sources, 500 years after his ancestors converted to Islam. “I returned to the roots of my ancestors, 500 years ago, when they became Muslim in the Ottoman Empire. I […]

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