Fr Aidan “Fedora” Kimel
I am a retired Orthodox priest. Since 2012, I have been blogging regularly at Eclectic Orthodoxy (https://afkimel.wordpress.com/). This year three others have joined me as co-authors: Robert Fortuin, Fr Jonathan Tobias, and John Stamps.
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Job’s friends are often remembered as the people who came to comfort him and then made everything worse.
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Dionysian Ponderings: Naming the Unnameable God
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