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John Kyriakou talks about his grandpa, who was executed by the Turks for teaching Greek
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Then Jesus spoke to them again, saying, “I am the light of the world. He who follows Me shall not walk in darkness, but have the light of life.”
- John 8:12
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So the icons were not only smashed with sledgehammers, but then burned while the children were told that hell would be even hotter?
I find this deeply disturbing.
As Orthodox Christians, we do not worship wood, paint, or images. We venerate icons because they depict Christ, His Most Holy Mother, and His saints. The honour given to the image passes to the person depicted, as St Basil the Great taught.
The Seventh Ecumenical Council affirmed this sacred tradition in AD 787. This is not a modern invention or a departure from Christianity. It is rooted in the mystery of the Incarnation: the eternal Son of God truly became man and was seen in the flesh (John 1:14).
A pastor is free to disagree with our theology. But deliberately destroying what another Christian community holds sacred, involving children in that destruction, and using the flames to frighten them about hell raises serious questions about the example being set.
If we are teaching children about Christ, let us teach them His commandments: to love God, love our neighbour, pursue holiness, and speak the truth with humility.
We can warn against sin without teaching contempt for other Christians. We can speak about hell without using fear and humiliation as instruments of religious instruction.
The faith is not defended by a sledgehammer or a bonfire. It is witnessed through fidelity to Christ.
Lord, have mercy on us all.
I would ask this pastor one question: What spiritual lesson are these children learning? To love Christ, or to despise Christians whose understanding of the faith differs from their own?
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She’s reminiscing. She loved every second of that.
Evan Rachel Wood reveals that the night she tried to leave Marilyn Manson, he took her upstairs and laid out a prayer kneeler, a violet wand, rope, and a Nazi whip from the Holocaust.
“You have to let me tie you up. And you’re not going to know if I’m going to kill you or not and I might.”
“He whipped my body. And he whipped the same place over and over and over again so that it would really hurt.”
“And while this is happening in front of me on the TV, he had put on a video of a girl slitting her wrists.”
“And then at one point he grabbed my head and we were looking at the TV at the girl slitting her wrists and he said, ‘This is what love does to people.’”
“He shocked me on the welts and that is what caused me to jerk so hard in pain that I broke the kneeler in half.”
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It really was a curse for me during the first year, even my husband thought I was insane and actually forbade me from talking about jews at one point.
But eventually I had to tell him about it, I had to tell my kids, and now I must tell my friends and family.
There are more of us out there than you may think, anons. I may not be able to fight in any battles, but I can add soldiers to our side🤍
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After Liturgy today, I spent a long time in conversation with a couple of families inquiring into the Orthodox Church.
The husbands are convinced of Orthodoxy. Their wives, coming from a Baptist background, are hesitant — and I understand why. So much of what they experienced in our worship was not discernible to them. They couldn't really follow it or understand it. The services feel foreign.
They love God deeply, and they love Scripture. What is hard for them is our holistic approach to the faith — a faith guided by Holy Tradition.
I make no judgment on them. I have compassion for where they're coming from. They believe they have a relationship with Christ, and it is not for me to deny that. But there is something so much deeper in the Orthodox faith — and they don't have to "get it" all at once.
They need only ask God to open the door of their heart to a new way of experiencing Him. To be brave enough to take off the colored glasses through which they have read Scripture. Brick by brick, the wall of confusion will start coming down.
In the end, there is one established Church, in which Christ is found in His fullness. That is the Pearl of Great Price — worth leaving everything behind.
If that is where you are — drawn, but confused by it all — know this: you have room to wrestle with your doubts in the Church. God will meet you where you are, and a good priest will try to guide you where you need to go. God loves us all, and He wants us to experience the fullness of His revelation in His Church.
Come and see.
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In fact, Jacob didn’t even know his opponent was God at first. God appeared as a mysterious stranger until Jacob finally saw Him face to face at the break of dawn. This symbolism is even more interesting because it implies we cannot know God until we’ve wrestled with life and been broken by it, only to realize all our trials and tribulations were mysteriously orchestrated by Providence to humble us into truly spiritual people. In other words, God is the Rock at rock bottom.
Jacob wrestled with a God all night and refused to let Him go until he got a blessing. Eventually, Jacob got his blessing, but broke a hip in the process. I love the symbolism of this story because it implies if we struggle with unanswered prayers long enough, we will get a response. But it might require a painful dark night of the soul.
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“Where are you going?”
“To find my mother.”
“Your mother’s dead son. She was killed by a Tusken Raider with 38 prior arrests, who was let out on cashless bail, by a woke district attorney.”
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God already proved to you it’s wrong, it’s called STD’s.
Surely it’s just a coincidence that if everyone remained in a monogamous, lifelong committed relationship (aka marriage according to the Bible) every single STD would die out in 3 generations.
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The greatest lie ever told is that black people live in constant fear of cops.
