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  1. 27. Dez. 2017 · The author argues that becoming Orthodox for the wrong reasons, such as escaping scandal, seeking reward, or being attracted by beauty, can lead to apostasy. He also warns against rejecting the Church for erroneous reasons, such as rationalism or personal preference.

  2. In the case of a circular argument circularity demonstrates that the argument is invalid, NOT that the conclusion is false. Most of the circular arguments you see tend not to be directly circular, rather they are using their conclusion to support a premise in the argument.

  3. And while I'm sure Orthodoxy can provide context to this argument to change the landscape, from the outside looking in it "appears" to be a valid criticism as orthodoxy seems to be unable to unite over jurisdictional issues, the MP and EP both seeming to want to prop themselves up as something akin to the Pope, the differing beliefs on something as fundamental as sacraments, etc

  4. 6. Jan. 1997 · Orthodoxy, advocates suggest, reveals and corrects evangelical reductionism and superficiality. Some have argued that evangelicals eager to "contend earnestly for the faith" (Jude 3) will find an...

  5. 14. März 2011 · Even ROCOR has parishes with English liturgies; some ROCROR churches have two liturgies–one in Church Slavonic and one in English). But not the Greek Orthodox Church (except in one or two parishes that are doing–surprise–extremely well). I applaud this convert, but she has more strength that I have. I don’t think I could ever do what ...

  6. 30. Aug. 2019 · One of the most common Orthodox arguments these days is that one of the chief heresies of Rome is original sin. Orthodox supposedly do not believe in original sin, but ancestral sin. Augustine supposedly corrupted the faith using a mistranslation of Romans 5:12. Anyone who makes this argument however is a heretic by Orthodox ...

  7. 19. Sept. 2023 · Paffhausen also advised that new converts stop arguing about doctrine online, especially in vulgar terms, to show love instead of anger, and to respect non-Orthodox Christian faiths while sharing ...