The Twenty-First Sunday after Pentecost. A Sunday dedicated to the Seventh Ecumenical Council. What does an Ecumenical Council mean today, when we voice our opinions in every corner of Facebook and give the impression to those who read our words that they are more important than the entire Tradition of the Church?
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@TevinMacharia I vote for belonging to a local church. The Church was initiated on Pentecost Day, when the Apostles were gathered together to pray, and they received the Holy Spirit. Also, our Lord stated:
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@enesovat22 It was proven, historically, that Jesus lived and was crucified. The question is: do we believe in His resurrection? If not, then it is very simple. Jesus is a person, Jesus is God, ask Him and I’m pretty sure He will show you the truth.
I descend deep into my soul to see who is born within it and who departs from it. How terrifying is the abyss of the human soul...
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You just said a word that defines Orthodoxy. Anywhere you go, in any Orthodox Church in the world, the beauty hits you and nails you to your own cross. The best part of it is that you don't want to get down from there, ever. That's Orthodoxy, Stunning. Here are some more pictures from the biggest Orthodox Cathedral in the world, the newly built Romanian National Cathedral: https://t.co/TczGqLycTp