Chapter

 1 Intro|     often go over the heads~of contemporary lay-people, as they are
 2 Intro|        as are familiar to most~contemporary Orthodox lay people, but
 3 Intro|       and similar phenomena of contemporary life.~A feature that should
 4 4    |  allowed to take Communion. If contemporary pastors dare to take upon~ ~
 5 5    |        Pastors.”vii~Among more contemporary works there is “Advice to
 6 10   |     ruling trend of~thought in contemporary society. The way was prepared
 7 13   | spiritual significance for our contemporary society, wildly~estranged
 8 15   |        especially common among contemporary Christians.~We could discuss
 9 18   |      John Chrysostom and other contemporary Church Fathers~condemned
10 19   |       conscience. You see, our contemporary flock has almost forgotten
11 19   |        which the conscience of~contemporary people is sensitive to them —
12 20   |     the priest should say to a contemporary youth, but these last words
13 21   |   rebellion in Russia, nor the contemporary (1920)~destruction of our
14 21   |       repulsive on the lips of contemporary man, who~boasts of his independence
15 22   |       virginity. And so, under contemporary conditions of~life, which
16 22   |       weakness and laziness~of contemporary Christians: it is better