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He papistically filioqued down Augustine Avenue
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Patriarch Prime, PhD ☦️ 🇺🇸 🇦🇶
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Patriarch Prime, PhD ☦️ 🇺🇸 🇦🇶
@KalebAtlanta
Orthodox Catholic Christian • Heritage American: Jamestown Descendant (1623) • Devotee of Blessed Dositheus of Jerusalem •
Lord, have mercy☦️ Katılım Aralık 2022
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@khyleri More grief for her child than Atom Eve 😔
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@hitchups No. Putting them on the regular market.
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did you guys know people are removing their organ donor status because they genuinely truly believe doctors are, like, maliciously harvesting organs from people who would otherwise pull through and putting them on the black market?
PassiveAggressiveIncome@indexnforgetit
The day I learned you can’t harvest organs from a dead person is the day I changed my license from organ donor
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@YariLogos This is actually the perfect way to recommend donations and I wouldn't criticize anything about anyone if every parish had this exact paragraph on their website.
That being said, this guy is outrageous
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There is no charge for any sacrament or church service
Alton T. Johnson@AL_J82
This is what happens when the gospel becomes secondary within the church. Suggested donations become a part of your website for things we expect from those who consider themselves servants of Christ. I don't recall pastor Jim Bob expecting $150 to come bless your home and car.
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This is what happens when the gospel becomes secondary within the church. Suggested donations become a part of your website for things we expect from those who consider themselves servants of Christ.
I don't recall pastor Jim Bob expecting $150 to come bless your home and car.
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@AL_J82 Prices that you are not charged. At this point, you might as well say that sending out a collection plate is a problem.
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@bannedpastor Well obviously it wasn't Orthodox if it said that
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@JohnSmithdzz7 @katherineortho Not good to share this.
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@Romanity__ I'm talking about the diptychs. In the diptychs, which are read out by every Patriarch during the liturgy, Moscow is placed before Cyprus. I don't know what you're talking about, but it's not the diptychs.
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@Romanity__ That is not relevant. All Patriarchs precede all autocephalous Churches in the diptychs. You can see this for yourself, watch a liturgy celebrated by Patriarch Bartholomew. He mentions the Moscow Patriarch before the Archbishop of Cyprus.
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@KalebAtlanta @THEORTHOCHAT Incorrect, Cyprus is the only permanently autocephalous Church other than the Pentarchy that was granted by an Ecumenical Council. Cyprus is right after the Pentarchy.
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@manwitheyesopen My certificate was free. The cardstock and the digital certificate is easy to obtain and print manually, so even if you did it yourself, the cost would be less than £5. It's obviously an upcharge.
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@KalebAtlanta In England & was charged £40 (about $54). Told this was the amount set by Diocese for certificate, presented as non-optional. I was fine giving honorarium, donation, & paying for candle, towel etc. & understand that admin costs money, but it felt like a lot for a certificate.
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Last night, someone shared with me this story from his own baptism, in England (I'm censoring names at his request):
February: V was told to come to the cathedral to be baptized. V's priest baptized him, but the administrator accosted him because only put £5 down as a donation.
Patriarch Prime, PhD ☦️ 🇺🇸 🇦🇶@KalebAtlanta
And contrary to popular belief, this is not just a charge for use of the building and the priest's time (which would still be simony, btw), I can personally attest to witnessing a priest pressure a convert into paying to receive the sacrament. She wouldn't be received without it.
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@GermanCarranza3 Christ acted as a substitute to accept the punishment that was owed to us for our sin, and in doing so, He atoned for us. This is in the Bible. I'm trying to find the origins of the phrase “penal substitutionary atonement,” do you have information on that or not?
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@KalebAtlanta There are 2 classical, defined, and accepted theories of atonement named by the Holy Fathers. Ransom and Recapitulation. Christus Victor is another name for the Ransom theory.
PSA is not Orthodox. It is legalistic with many problems, first being that it isn't in the Bible.
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In what book or homily was the phrase “penal substitutionary atonement” first used?
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Using AI as anything other than a search engine or entertainment legitimately turns you into a Spongebob background character
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@GermanCarranza3 Where did you find this answer? I am looking it up and cannot find this book included in the author's corpus. There are books with this title, but not written by him.
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@KalebAtlanta Biblical Theology of the Old Testament by Calvinist theologian Johann P. Lange translated by Sophia Taylor. The exact word is "substitutionary atonement" but it refers to PSA.
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@GermanCarranza3 It's like saying Orthodoxy believes in Christus Victor. Lutherans came up with that term, not the fathers, but people have no problem using it to describe Orthodoxy.
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@GermanCarranza3 Most theological terms were coined in reference to deviations from Orthodoxy. Why wouldn't the fathers use the term "substitutionary atonement?" Well, it's because Christ's atoning sacrifice didn't need to be explicitly identified as substitutionary. It's already understood.
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@Arachnocrat_333 That's not a symptom of puberty.
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@GermanCarranza3 That's the name of the book?
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