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The Recent History of Ecumenism and the Struggle for Orthodoxy (Part A)

Protopresbyter Theodore Zisis

Why a great well known Serbian Elder - and now Saint - Elder Justin Popovich, described Ecumenism as a 'Pan-heresy', and the 'summation of all the other heresies'. What is Ecumenism? It is not just one heresy. All of the other heresies are contained within Ecumenism!

[English Edition / Saints. Asceties of Piety. Church Holy Days ]

On Pentecost: What Language Was Heard?

Fr. Ted Bobosh

There is a long standing debate about the events of Pentecost, which the Patristic writers engaged in, long before the modern era. Is the Holy Spirit changing the speech of the apostles, or changing the hearing of those listening to them?

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The 1st Ecumenical Council and Deuteronomy 6

Fr. Ted Bobosh

While to some the issues of the Council might seem like purely academic debates about abstract theology, the debate of that Council touches the very heart of what and who we understand God to be.

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Christ is Risen! Part 7b. The First Fruits of the Resurrection

Dr. Jeannie Constantinou

We’re going to talk about what he meant by “first fruits”, and also what he meant by the statement “those who are baptized for the dead”—a very enigmatic statement.

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Christ is Risen! Part 7a. Subtle Differences Between East and West

Dr. Jeannie Constantinou

Before continuing with her discussion of 1 Corinthians in her seventh and last podcast on Christ’s Resurrection, Dr. Jeannie Constantinou discusses some of the subtle differences between the Eastern and Western understandings of doctrine.

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Christ is Risen! Part 6b. The Resurrection of the Body

Dr. Jeannie Constantinou

So if Christ did not rise, then we also will not rise. And if we cannot rise, then Christ also did not rise. To deny our future resurrection is to deny Christ’s resurrection. And conversely, to deny Christ’s resurrection is to deny our resurrection and to deny eternal life itself.

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Christ is Risen! Part 6a. Who was the first witness?

Dr. Jeannie Constantinou

In this lesson, Dr. Jeannie talks more about Tradition, and explains the discrepancies in the scriptural accounts about the early witnesses to Christ’s resurrection.

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The Fall of Babylonian Civilization

Talks on the Book of Genesis, 11:1-32

Andrei Solodkov

Continuing his cycle on the book of Genesis, historian and sectologist Andrei Ivanovich Solodkov speaks about what should above all transform a man—the surrounding world or himself; why the Lord punished Babel; about the bloody star gods of Babel and their “influence” on modern life; and on ungodly unity and unity in God.

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Christ is Risen! Part 5b. The Apostle Paul

Dr. Jeannie Constantinou

Let’s see what Paul said; he received this and passed on to them. The way he phrases it sounds very much like an early Creed. And I think we can say almost without qualification that this was an early Christian Creed.

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Christ is Risen! Part 5a. Tradition

Dr. Jeannie Constantinou

So, St. Paul's epistles are contemporaneous with his missionary activity, whereas the Gospels were not written at the time that Christ was preaching, or even right after the Resurrection, because there was no need to write a Gospel right after the Resurrection.

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Christ is Risen! Part 4

Dr. Jeannie Constantinou

Today Dr. Jeannie talks about the nature of the resurrected body, the supposed “family tomb of Jesus” excavated in 1980, and the question, “Why did Jesus have to die?”

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Christ is Risen, Part 3. Rejoice, and Peace!

Dr. Jeannie Constantinou

When the women find the empty tomb they are alarmed, and this is because grave robbery was a very big problem in antiquity.

[English Edition / Theology]

What is the Basis for Venerating Saints' Relics?

Fr. John Whiteford

The veneration of the relics of the saints is rooted in several Biblical truths, as well as in the Tradition of the Church.

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Christ is Risen, Part 2. The Empty Tomb

Dr. Jeannie Constantinou

Dr. Jeannie Constantinous discusses the various doubts that periodically come up about Christ’s burial, about witnessing to Christianity by the example of our lives, and about the consistency of the Gospel histories on the Resurrection.

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On the Resurrection of Christ, Part 1

Dr. Jeannie Constantinou

I am addressing the Resurrection because it’s so important; and especially as Orthodox Christians we never talk about the Crucifixion without talking about the Resurrection, too.

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The Crucifixion, Part 2. “Into Thy hands do I commit my spirit.”

Dr. Jeannie Constantinou

This is now part 2 on the Crucifixion, about the seven last statements made by Christ. He said very little from the Cross because of the lack of oxygen. The inability to get a good breath made it very difficult to speak at all.

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The Crucifixion of Christ, Part 1b. The Lamb of God

Dr. Jeannie Constantinou

So there is tremendous meaning in the fact that Christ died on Friday afternoon. St. John tells us in his Gospel that John the Baptist and Forerunner points at Christ and calls Him “the Lamb of God.” Why is He the “Lamb of God”?

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The Crucifixion of Christ, Part 1

Dr. Jeannie Constantinou

We have reached the lesson on the Crucifixion. I will be talking to you today about the history of the Crucifixion, what it entailed, as well as some of the spiritual insights the Fathers have for us on the Crucifixion.

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The Roman Trial, Part 2

Dr. Jeannie Constantinou

You see that root word of hearing cases—auditorium. As the case was, he happened to be in Jerusalem for the Passover, living at the Antonia Fortress, and was just steps away from the Temple. Thus, it was very, very convenient for the Jewish leaders to be able to take Christ to him right away.

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The Roman Trial of Christ, Part 1

Dr. Jeannie Constantinou

Now, before we get into the Roman trial itself I’d like to briefly talk about what happened between the Roman trial and the Jewish trial that preceded it.

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