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Monday, October 6, 2008
Church And State
This is from the podcast of Ft. Thomas Hopko, called Speaking the Truth in Love,
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"What does it mean to be a Christian and to live in this world? To answer that question, Fr. Tom examines the ancient New Testament Church." and part 2 deals with "the Roman-Byzantine empire of the 4th century." Part 3 talks about "the fifth through fifteenth centuries." Part 4 examines "the four centuries of Muslim rule over Eastern Orthodox Christians." Part 5 discusses "how the Orthodox Church fared in Russia before the revolution." Part 6 "looks at the Church in the 20th century, especially in Communist countries." Part 7 outlines "how the Church fared in the 20th century in lands that were not traditionally Orthodox." And Part 8 concludes "his series by reflecting on what it means to be a Christian in America today."
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"What does it mean to be a Christian and to live in this world? To answer that question, Fr. Tom examines the ancient New Testament Church." and part 2 deals with "the Roman-Byzantine empire of the 4th century." Part 3 talks about "the fifth through fifteenth centuries." Part 4 examines "the four centuries of Muslim rule over Eastern Orthodox Christians." Part 5 discusses "how the Orthodox Church fared in Russia before the revolution." Part 6 "looks at the Church in the 20th century, especially in Communist countries." Part 7 outlines "how the Church fared in the 20th century in lands that were not traditionally Orthodox." And Part 8 concludes "his series by reflecting on what it means to be a Christian in America today."
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3 comments:
Hey Jnorm,
Off topic question. Have you heard of Matthew Gallitin? He's Orthodox. Do you recommend his stuff? Anyway, I noticed he has a bunch of podcasts on the ancientfaith.com site. I'm planning on checking them out.
I never knew him by name, but after looking at the AncientFaith.com site, I remember his face and I do recall listenning to a few of his podcasts. But I didn't associate the name with the face. To be honest, I never read any of his books before. I never knew he had any until I read his bio. So he's pretty new to me. Thanks to you, I'll try and check out his podcasts more often.
But I can't say one way or the other, just for the fact that he's pretty new to me. But I will try to check him out more often.
Thanks for bringing him to my attention.
JNORM888
He's a great listen. I especially liked his lecture to a group of Orthodox in Alaska, as well as his podcast on the Repentant Thief (only because I love the story of the Repentant Thief so much!).