The Early Church for Today

Bridging the gap between Evangelicals and the ancient Church. Fly Fishing, Birding, @JonSpiegel90 #AmWriting

[Dr. Michael J. Svigel @Svigel]

Theology 101: Originally used to illustrate sound doctrine, allegorical interpretation was later used to defend false doctrine.

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@Svigel I like this one.

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Church Mothers: Nena - Equal to the Apostles (c. 296 - c. 340) https://t.co/DU7jYvg40S

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Orthodoxy and Protestantism in Alaska: Two Paths https://t.co/MtRQgN6jCC

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@drantbradley I will not be reading this anytime soon. The roots of our problems are much deeper than race. Cain didn’t attack outsiders; he killed his own brother.

[Mitch Chase @mitchellchase]

Right now 40 Questions About Typology and Allegory is $2.99 on Kindle. That's only 7 cents per question. So that's nice.

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@OrthodoxHistory @GermanCarranza3 A wonderful man.

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Fr Michael Oleksa, the great historian of Alaskan Orthodoxy, has just reposed. My favorite story by Fr Michael is his detective work in uncovering the details of St Juvenaly's death. With his permission we published this story back in 2010:

https://t.co/YTmKf31wKL

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The Players: Saints, Heretics, and Emperors - The Great Councils: Part Six https://t.co/Fu6O2xzV91

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The Great Councils: Part One, Nicaea I https://t.co/IMjsvtogDF

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@paul_jkrause I actually did read it several years ago. Worth the read for greater insight into Dante.

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@EOrthodoxy I was a fan of the TV show and so after seeing the first movie I haven’t bothered with the rest.

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@paul_jkrause Morning: coffee, black
Afternoon: water
Evening (winter): stout
Evening (summer): corona

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@paul_jkrause A fool with the potential to be hero or villain.

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@paul_jkrause Ishmael, but Ahab would get the headlines.

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@mitchellchase @drandrewmking I picked this up a few months ago, very encouraging to see this.

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When Miracles Ceased https://t.co/I5da2NzkQw via @g2g4allthings

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@paul_jkrause I am listening to the audiobook, Robert Fagles’ translation during lunch at work. I had forgotten how graphic it is. Reminds me of Augustine’s description of ancient virtue as “magnificent vice.”

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Augustine and The Good Samaritan https://t.co/OEPEyex9DP