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1 LawGod,3 | to be pure, spiritual and Christian, to possess truly elevated 2 LawGod,3 | necessary to practice true Christian good - even though he might 3 LawGod,3 | holy fathers, strugglers of Christian asceticism and piety, knowing 4 LawGod,4 | threshold of eternity.~Each Christian, with God's help, shapes 5 LawGod,4 | indispensable for every Christian. The Lord Himself said: " 6 LawGod,4 | such a life-struggle. A Christian must, of course, be a Christian 7 LawGod,4 | Christian must, of course, be a Christian before all else, a person 8 LawGod,4 | perfection.~Thus, from a Christian point of view, life is a 9 LawGod,4 | virtue, it is evident that a Christian who is striving towards 10 LawGod,7 | The Christian "I"~Living in this world, 11 LawGod,7 | Living in this world, a Christian is in a constant, lively 12 LawGod,7 | spiritual character, of our true Christian "I." The spiritual character 13 LawGod,7 | spiritual character of a Christian is not something given to 14 LawGod,7 | Neither the body of a Christian with its capabilities, powers 15 LawGod,7 | character in an Orthodox Christian is what sharply differs 16 LawGod,7 | view - in the sense of the Christian understanding of life - 17 LawGod,7 | eternal home.~The ideal of Christian perfection is unattainably 18 LawGod,7 | entire earthly life of a Christian is a constant struggle of 19 LawGod,7 | self-perfection. Of course, Christian perfection is not given 20 LawGod,7 | once, but gradually. To a Christian who, through his inexperience, 21 LawGod,8 | the athletes and lamps of Christian piety - the first of all 22 LawGod,8 | piety - the first of all Christian virtues is humility. Without 23 LawGod,8 | spiritual perfection of a Christian is unthinkable. Christ the 24 LawGod,8 | ask others for help. The Christian (whether materially rich 25 LawGod,8 | true, deep humility, each Christian must have a spiritual approach 26 LawGod,8 | accept their sorrow in a Christian way: humbly and submissively. 27 LawGod,10| about every truly good, Christian activity, the Lord Jesus 28 LawGod,10| considered, the Orthodox Christian Must remember that the beginning 29 LawGod,10| beginning of that truly Christian life which saves us, comes 30 LawGod,10| of the consecrating of a Christian. According to the measure 31 LawGod,10| measure of his faith, a Christian receives divine Grace in 32 LawGod,11| will - correctly and in a Christian way.~Man's mind develops 33 LawGod,11| is self-understood that a Christian, while accepting worldly 34 LawGod,11| clearly seen in the courses in Christian morality and doctrine (formerly 35 LawGod,12| truth and good. An Orthodox Christian never acknowledges as beautiful 36 LawGod,13| Development in Children; On Christian Hope~The aesthetic feeling 37 LawGod,13| greater significance for the Christian. For example, the elevated 38 LawGod,13| the heart of the Orthodox Christian - if possible, from the 39 LawGod,13| Unfortunately, in many good Orthodox Christian families, life is arranged 40 LawGod,13| be one definite Orthodox Christian aim set before both parents 41 LawGod,13| of feelings of a purely Christian kind, we pause on the feeling 42 LawGod,13| pause on the feeling of Christian hope. Christian hope can 43 LawGod,13| feeling of Christian hope. Christian hope can be defined as a 44 LawGod,13| Therefore, an Orthodox Christian having hope in God will 45 LawGod,13| the crown and summit of Christian hope is in the future. We 46 LawGod,13| realization of the bright Christian hope will arrive when life 47 LawGod,13| realization of Orthodox Christian hope and the triumph of 48 LawGod,14| everyone understands that for a Christian it is necessary to have: 49 LawGod,14| oneself must never cease. A Christian who wishes to strengthen 50 LawGod,14| are a great obstacle for a Christian, moral life. On the other 51 LawGod,14| unbelievers, for a believing Christian the answer is simple and 52 LawGod,14| taught us self-sacrifice and Christian freedom, Christian equality 53 LawGod,14| self-sacrifice and Christian freedom, Christian equality and brotherhood ( 54 LawGod,15| benefit. From an Orthodox Christian point of view, a person 55 LawGod,15| conscientiously, in an Orthodox Christian manner. Moreover, one can 56 LawGod,15| vain times, an Orthodox Christian must learn to concentrate, 57 LawGod,16| one's soul, an Orthodox Christian must not leave the body 58 LawGod,16| him to sin. An Orthodox Christian, however, who is God-loving 59 LawGod,16| contemporary paganized "Christian" society that it no longer 60 LawGod,16| either the holy path of Christian marriage, an indissoluble 61 LawGod,17| Other Carnal Problems; Christian Death~Of the other "conditions 62 LawGod,17| the works of an Orthodox Christian must be done disinterestedly 63 LawGod,17| only shows them Orthodox Christian help, but also benefits 64 LawGod,17| foolish to assume that a Christian should not seek to be cured 65 LawGod,17| exiles.~That longed for "Christian end of our life" is not 66 LawGod,17| its canons, withholds a Christian burial to those who consciously ( 67 LawGod,18| Christian Justice~Up to this point, 68 LawGod,18| talked about the duties of a Christian in relation to himself. 69 LawGod,18| honorably. For an Orthodox Christian, nevertheless, it is clear 70 LawGod,18| insufficient, because it is not Christian but purely pagan.~Justice 71 LawGod,18| where it fades and dries up.~Christian justice: This is the complete 72 LawGod,18| justice - the justice of the Christian heart. Its basic, wise, 73 LawGod,18| according to the law of Christian love.~It very often happens 74 LawGod,18| strict to our neighbors. Christian justice speaks otherwise. 75 LawGod,18| and love. In general, the Christian rule of life teaches us 76 LawGod,18| self-love and egoism. Thus, Christian justice demands from us 77 LawGod,18| soul? A sincere, loving Christian, on the contrary, joyfully 78 LawGod,18| neighbor in a believing Christian love, of that love about 79 LawGod,19| Falsehood. Christian Charity~One of the most 80 LawGod,19| not to be, but to seem. A Christian strives, of course, not 81 LawGod,19| mentioned that the basis of a Christian's relationship with his 82 LawGod,19| does not do good is not a Christian. And this good, this love 83 LawGod,19| heaviest sins.~Of course, Christian help is not exhausted by 84 LawGod,19| help can create a highly Christian relationship of participation, 85 LawGod,19| participating in a vital, Christian way in something truly serious 86 LawGod,20| impossible in people who are of a Christian disposition. For, in every 87 LawGod,20| higher than they, etc. The Christian fears the reverse - he fears 88 LawGod,20| called the sons of God." The Christian peace-maker is, by this 89 LawGod,20| enmity and counteraction. A Christian peace-maker, however, is 90 LawGod,20| since he knows that every Christian struggle of good deeds is 91 LawGod,20| distinguishing feature of every Christian. It is manifested most of 92 LawGod,20| doubt, a sin and, for a Christian, it is unacceptable. "Do 93 LawGod,20| complete betrayal of the Christian spirit of meekness and forgiveness 94 LawGod,20| it shows the absence of Christian love in a person.~The situation 95 LawGod,20| opposed to the spirit of Christian love...~ 96 LawGod,21| Systems~All the qualities of a Christian relationship with neighbors - 97 LawGod,21| fundamental virtue. This virtue is Christian love, and it is the root 98 LawGod,21| is the root principle of Christian morality.~In addition to 99 LawGod,21| points with the teaching of Christian morality, these systems 100 LawGod,21| acknowledge the principle of Christian love as the basic teaching 101 LawGod,21| from the strictly Orthodox Christian point of view, eudemonism 102 LawGod,21| orderly. Because of this Christian moral influence, utilitarian 103 LawGod,21| often cloaked in a mantle of Christian idealism.~ 104 LawGod,22| Christian Love As The Basic Principle 105 LawGod,22| have also observed that Christian morality is completely established 106 LawGod,22| it.~What exactly is this Christian love? In its fully developed 107 LawGod,22| through them to all of us).~Christian love is a special feeling 108 LawGod,22| is the ideal of self-less Christian love. It embraces everyone, 109 LawGod,22| persecute you." Thus, a Christian loves other people not for 110 LawGod,22| him in themselves and the Christian's love seeks their salvation, 111 LawGod,22| the essence and nature of Christian love so clearly revealed 112 LawGod,22| appropriately called "the hymn of Christian love." Here, the Apostle 113 LawGod,22| Here, the Apostle compares Christian love with various spiritual 114 LawGod,22| disenchantment. And it will go with a Christian to a new and better world 115 LawGod,23| have not strayed far from Christian ideals, nevertheless, their 116 LawGod,23| views were formulated on the Christian type. The work of many of 117 LawGod,23| scientists bears a clearly Christian imprint upon them. Further, 118 LawGod,23| responsibility for an Orthodox Christian person is to choose a friend 119 LawGod,23| God's word says of the Christian marriage, "be two in one 120 LawGod,23| common life. An Orthodox Christian wife think first of all 121 LawGod,23| The Lord tempered such a Christian marital union by His Divine 122 LawGod,23| noteworthy that in such a Christian marriage, the love of the 123 LawGod,23| character by which purely Christian love is distinguished. With 124 LawGod,23| Himself up for her." In Christian marriage, the unification 125 LawGod,23| aberration of divorces.~Christian marriage is a single life 126 LawGod,23| attraction, also enters into Christian marital love. In a truly 127 LawGod,23| marital love. In a truly Christian marriage, however, such 128 LawGod,23| multitude of examples in which Christian spouses, through mutual 129 LawGod,23| transform a marriage union.~In a Christian family, not only the relationship 130 LawGod,23| daughter as a believing Christian, good, responsive, work-loving, 131 LawGod,23| similar positions for a Christian: teachers, educators, etc; 132 LawGod,23| important, of course, for the Christian, is the honoring of Church 133 LawGod,24| and unity of the state.~A Christian family must not lock itself 134 LawGod,24| way. Such a life is not a Christian life, and such a family 135 LawGod,24| and such a family is not a Christian family. A Christian family, 136 LawGod,24| not a Christian family. A Christian family, as a cell or unit 137 LawGod,24| living relationship of the Christian must not be locked up within 138 LawGod,24| framework of the national state. Christian love is pan-human. For a 139 LawGod,24| love is pan-human. For a Christian, each person, no matter 140 LawGod,24| likewise! Such is the law of Christian love."~But if we Christians 141 LawGod,24| These appeals are purely Christian. It is, however, only these 142 LawGod,24| is, however, only these Christian ideas which are of value 143 LawGod,24| love for neighbor. For a Christian, such a neighbor is every 144 LawGod,24| in general (therefore, a Christian must love everyone), and 145 LawGod,24| he meets in daily life. Christian life is manifested most 146 LawGod,24| these new "neighbors" in a Christian manner - to be friendly, 147 LawGod,24| love for homeland is that Christian patriotism which cosmopolitanists 148 LawGod,24| strongly struggle against.~Christian patriotism is, of course, 149 LawGod,24| super-patriots" fall. A Christian patriot, while loving his 150 LawGod,24| his nation. In addition, Christian patriotism is completely 151 LawGod,24| into a direct contact, a Christian must never forget other 152 LawGod,24| forget other people in his Christian love - his neighbors, and 153 LawGod,25| Christian Service; War~Naturally, 154 LawGod,25| Service; War~Naturally, this Christian patriotism we have spoken 155 LawGod,25| nation in an honorable and Christian manner.~There is a saying, " 156 LawGod,25| to die for the nation. A Christian soldier is a defender of 157 LawGod,25| defense are recognized in Christian teaching. In fact, we hear 158 LawGod,26| those times, it had its own Christian communism and the faithful 159 LawGod,26| Apostles says. Even now, this Christian communism exists in the 160 LawGod,26| idealistically elevated type of Christian inter-relationship, examples 161 LawGod,26| difference between such Christian communism and Soviet communism! 162 LawGod,26| heavens are from the earth. Christian communism is not an independent 163 LawGod,26| from the first. Moreover, Christian communism is totally voluntary. 164 LawGod,26| communism are not freedom, as in Christian communism, but force; not 165 LawGod,26| while a cross is put on a Christian's grave, the grave of a


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