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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Thinking Trinity: No Other God Behind the Back of Jesus
Jesus has washed the feet of his disciples. Judas has departed their company. Now is the time for Jesus to prepare his disciples for the harrowing events on the morrow.
“Lord, show us the Father, and we shall be satisfied,” St Philip asks...
Thinking Trinity: What If Jesus Ain’t Homoousios with the Father?
What would happen to the gospel if the Nicene confession of the consubstantiality of the Father and the Son were not true? Would the stories about Jesus still make sense? Would they still move us to wonder and joy, still summon us to faith...
Thinking Trinity: The Secret of the Homoousion
“We believe in one God the Father all powerful, maker of all things both seen and unseen. And in one Lord Jesus Christ, the Son of God, the only-begotten begotten from the Father, that is from the essence of the Father, God from God, light...
Christine Kimel: The Quiet Mystic
My beautiful wife Christine is a quiet mystic. She would not describe herself that way, yet on occasion she has been given visions—a vision of Christ/Aslan after the loss of our daughter through miscarriage and a vision of angels during the...
Thinking Trinity: The Radical Homoousion
When the bishops of the Council of Nicaea declared in A.D. 325 that (1) Jesus Christ is begotten “from the substance [οὐσίας] of the Father” and (2) he is “consubstantial [ὁμοούσιος]” with the Father, they probably did not foresee the momen...
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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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