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501 ChrAndOrth,9 | title of the Synodal Epistle sent by the “Holy Synod of the 502 ChrAndOrth,2 | Christ [Christus], was sentenced to death by Pontius Pilate, 503 ChrAndOrth,18(21)| Archbishop Seraphim (Sobolev), The Distortion 504 ChrAndOrth,22 | dictatorship, said, in a famous sermon delivered on the Sunday 505 ChrAndOrth,10 | thinking (orthen...doxan), to serve the common faith in peace 506 ChrAndOrth,15 | A liturgical service for the recanting of their 507 ChrAndOrth,15 | his time, a perfect peace settled over the Church of Christ, 508 ChrAndOrth,14 | Fathers of the last, the Seventh, Œcumenical Synod, which 509 ChrAndOrth,19 | false; while Orthodoxy will shine ever brighter, and will 510 ChrAndOrth,6 | rootdoch” and the ending “sia.” The noun with the same 511 ChrAndOrth,7 | Fathers of the Church to signify the true doctrine of Christ, 512 ChrAndOrth,10 | interpretations of Nestorios.” [14] Similarly, in the eighth century, 513 ChrAndOrth,21 | the Orthodox Faith need simply follow and humbly obey, 514 ChrAndOrth,14 | confirming the decisions of the six previous Œcumenical Synods, 515 ChrAndOrth,13 | The Fathers of the Sixth Œcumenical Synod, convened 516 ChrAndOrth,20 | all of the rest of the so-called Christian denominations 517 ChrAndOrth,18(21)| Archbishop Seraphim (Sobolev), The Distortion of Orthodox 518 ChrAndOrth,22 | Photii of Triaditza, the sole Hierarch of the and himself 519 ChrAndOrth,6 | a good or bad opinion of somebody,” “fame,” or “ill will.” ( 520 | somehow 521 ChrAndOrth,15 | orthodoxon pistin) in every soul.” [19] It is thus quite 522 ChrAndOrth,19 | beginning preserved the Divine, soul-saving truths of Christianity and 523 ChrAndOrth,10 | Lord and “...to save the souls of those who confess her 524 ChrAndOrth,5 | doctrine, but that of the spirits of error.” St. Justin contrasts 525 ChrAndOrth,20 | Christian—that is, Orthodoxspirituality and the essence of the Faith.~ 526 ChrAndOrth,22 | Orthodoxy—, during the time of Stambolov’s dictatorship, said, in 527 ChrAndOrth,16 | Feast of Orthodoxy is like a stamp that seals and confirms 528 | still 529 ChrAndOrth,17 | only one, just as only one straight line connects two points— 530 ChrAndOrth,6 | consciousness of what they do” (Stromata, I, 9). [7] This is the 531 ChrAndOrth,3(5) | Saints, October 15 (Old Style).~ 532 ChrAndOrth,8 | Churches of God in the whole subcelestial world—to the clergymen and 533 ChrAndOrth,3 | are ye; ...yet if any man suffers as a Christian, let him 534 ChrAndOrth,6 | as the Slavonic would suggest.]~ 535 ChrAndOrth,3 | Christ’s Martyrs, when summoned to court, were accused specifically 536 ChrAndOrth,2(4) | superstition (exitiabilis superstitio).” Such expressions are 537 ChrAndOrth,2(4) | Christianity as “a pernicious superstition (exitiabilis superstitio).” 538 ChrAndOrth,4 | themselves Christians and surreptitiously replaced the Truth of Christ 539 ChrAndOrth,17 | Nicæan-Constantinopolitan Symbol of Faith (Creed) and, later, 540 ChrAndOrth,16 | famous treatise, in which he systematically presents the doctrine of 541 ChrAndOrth,19 | been some practical and tactical mistakes on both sides, 542 ChrAndOrth,1 | persecuted as those who “teach in the name of Jesus” (Acts 543 ChrAndOrth,4 | various internal enemiesfalse teachers and heretics—appeared as 544 ChrAndOrth,2 | under the Emperor Nero, tells us that the Emperor blamed 545 ChrAndOrth,10 | pisteos) to those who were tempted by the interpretations of 546 ChrAndOrth,1 | Jerusalem observes, in his Tenth Catechetical Homily (Chapter 547 ChrAndOrth,3 | As we see from the extant testimonies of the Martyrs, Christ’s 548 | then 549 ChrAndOrth,9 | Œcumenical Synod (381), Blessed Theodorite explicitly cites, in his 550 ChrAndOrth,4 | Likewise, St. John the Theologian writes: “They went out from 551 ChrAndOrth,10 | Damascus, in his dogmatic Theotokion (in the third tone) against 552 | thereof 553 ChrAndOrth,3 | breathing his last, he cried three times: “I am a Christian.” [5]~ 554 | throughout 555 ChrAndOrth,2 | procurator, under the reign of Tiberius.” [4]~ 556 ChrAndOrth,22 | Metropolitan Clement (Drumev) of TirnovoConfessor, champion, and 557 ChrAndOrth,9 | Church History (V, 9), the title of the Synodal Epistle sent 558 ChrAndOrth,6 | specifically denote our Holy Faith today. [Incidentally, let us point 559 ChrAndOrth,18 | By the same token, the Protestant confession, 560 ChrAndOrth,10 | Theotokion (in the third tone) against the heresy of Nestorios, 561 ChrAndOrth,8 | and investigations that took place there, the doctrine 562 | towards 563 ChrAndOrth,22 | confessor of the Faith by traditionalist Bulgarian believers. This 564 ChrAndOrth,6 | orthodoxia” is properly translated as “right thinking” or “ 565 ChrAndOrth,22 | jurisdiction of Bishop Photii of Triaditza, the sole Hierarch of the 566 ChrAndOrth,15 | which Orthodoxy finally triumphed. An anonymous hagiographer, 567 ChrAndOrth,19 | the Divine, soul-saving truths of Christianity and was 568 ChrAndOrth,5 | notes in his Dialogue with Trypho the Jew that, “there are 569 ChrAndOrth,15 | Christ, after the reign of tumultuous heresies, over which Orthodoxy 570 ChrAndOrth,4 | his disciple Timothy to turn away from such people. Likewise, 571 ChrAndOrth,17 | one straight line connects two points—man and God—, all 572 ChrAndOrth,19 | would be good hope that all, unanimously and in an orthodox way ( 573 ChrAndOrth,22 | Assistant Professor at the University of Sofia. Father Sergius 574 | unlike 575 ChrAndOrth,19 | kinds, the whole body of the unorthodox denominations will prove 576 ChrAndOrth,2(4) | pagan writer who expressed unrestrained hostility towards Christians. 577 | Until 578 | upon 579 | used 580 ChrAndOrth,7 | Chapter LXXVIII): “The Arians, usurping the magnificent name of 581 ChrAndOrth,9 | in his Church History (V, 9), the title of the Synodal 582 ChrAndOrth,11 | heresies of Apollinaris and Valentinus were revived by Eutyches, 583 ChrAndOrth,4 | Christianity—Jews and pagansvarious internal enemiesfalse teachers 584 ChrAndOrth,22 | Bulgarian Orthodox Church, the venerable Metropolitan Clement (Drumev) 585 ChrAndOrth,6 | doch,” derives from the verb “docheo” (to “think,” “consider,” 586 ChrAndOrth,6 | 531-532). Therefore, in view of the primacy and original 587 ChrAndOrth,6(7) | Ibid., Vol. VIII, Col. 744.~ 588 ChrAndOrth,11 | that the Orthodox faith was violated and the heresies of Apollinaris 589 ChrAndOrth,1 | suffered from persecution and violations “for His Name’s sake” (Acts 590 ChrAndOrth,17 | thinking differently”), by virtue of having distorted the 591 ChrAndOrth,19 | power. However, such human weaknesses and acts neither justify 592 ChrAndOrth,4 | Theologian writes: “They went out from us, but they did 593 | whereas 594 | whereby 595 | while 596 | why 597 ChrAndOrth,19 | fifth century), a man of wise and keen mind, after having 598 ChrAndOrth,21 | from them. Thus, those who wish to be in concord with us 599 | without 600 ChrAndOrth,21 | Orthodox Faith,” the following words: “The dogmas and the doctrines 601 ChrAndOrth,2 | historian Tacitus, in his work The Annals (Book XV, Chapter 602 ChrAndOrth,8 | in the whole subcelestial world—to the clergymen and laymen 603 ChrAndOrth,22 | believers. This essay was written in celebration of the Sunday 604 ChrAndOrth,8(11) | Ibid., Vol. XCVIII, Col. 52.~ 605 ChrAndOrth,13(17)| Ibid., Vol. XI, Cols. 246, 280.~ 606 ChrAndOrth,14(18)| Ibid., Vol. XII, Actio prima.~ 607 ChrAndOrth,8 | and the Synods (Chapter XIV), that “...after the detailed 608 ChrAndOrth,2 | Annals (Book XV, Chapter XLIV), when discussing Rome’s 609 ChrAndOrth,2 | his work The Annals (Book XV, Chapter XLIV), when discussing 610 ChrAndOrth,1 | Catechetical Homily (Chapter XVI): “Jesus Christ, the Son 611 ChrAndOrth,7(8) | Ibid., Vol. XXV, Col. 788.~ 612 ChrAndOrth,1(3) | Ibid., Vol. XXVI, Col. 16.~ 613 ChrAndOrth,7(9) | Ibid., Vol. XXVIII, Col. 549~ 614 ChrAndOrth,1(2) | Patrologia Graeca [PG], Vol. XXXIII, Col. 681.~ 615 ChrAndOrth,5 | of Jesus Christ” (Chapter XXXV). [6]~


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