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Surprised by Christ: My Journey from Judaism to Orthodox Christianity - Fr. James Bernstein (opens the original)
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by Fr. A. James Bernstein The story of a man searching for truth and unable to rest until he finds it. Raised in Queens, New York, by formerly Orthodox Jewish parents whose faith had been undermined by the Holocaust, Arnold Bernstein went on his own personal quest for the God he instinctively felt was there. He was ready to accept God in whatever form He chose to reveal Himself--and that form turned out to be Christ. But Bernstein soon perceived discrepancies in the various forms of Protestant b
Spiritual Dimensions of the Holy Canons, Orthodox Church Canon Law - Lewis J. Patsavos (opens the original)
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Professor Patsavos' approach reflects the very essence and nature of the Canonical Tradition of the Orthodox Church; namely, that the canons are of a spiritual and pastoral dimension, striving for the salvation of the souls of God's people. This insightful book is accompanied by an index that classifies the Holy Canons for easy reference.
The Resurrection and the Modern Man - Ignatius of Antioch (opens the original)
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"Behold, I make all things new!" --Rev. 21:5 At the center of Christian faith and at the very heart of Orthodox spirituality, the proclamation of the Resurrection, whose promise is realized with the sending of the Spirit, is the living source of the Church's confession of faith. In this book, His Beatitude, Patriarch Ignatius IV offers a meditation on salvation offered to man by the resurrected Christ and the Holy Spirit, in whom all things are created anew. In the words of the author, the surpr
The Ancestral Sin - Fr. John Romanides (opens the original)
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nternationally esteemed as one of the most outstanding Greek Orthodox theologians and patristic scholars of our time, Fr. John Romanides was also a groundbreaking pioneer. Paradoxically, he did not break new but neglected and hallowed ancient ground. In an age of religious syncretism and rationalism, this classic work brings to light ancient truths long ago replaced by juridical schemes and forgotten in most Christian denomination. Truths regarding the creation 'ex nihilo', the destiny of man, A
The Orthodox Church and Ecumenism - St. Justin Popovic (opens the original)
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Archimadrite Justin was born in Vranje on the Feast of the Annunciation, 1894, of parents Spiridon and Anastasija. He stud-ied at the Seminary of Saint Sava in Belgrade from 1905 to 1914. During the First World War, he retreated to Skadar with the Serbian army, where, with the blessing of Metropolitan Dimitrije, he received monastic profession in 1916, tak-ing the name of Saint Justin the martyr and philosopher. His secular name had been Blagoje. Metropolitan Dimitrije sent him for further study
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