Drawn from the Chalice
Fr. Christopher PooreAll true theology comes from the bottom of the Eucharistic chalice.
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3 Hard Truths about Anglican-Orthodox Relations
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Last month I overcame my absolute horror of appearing on video and sat down with All Things Necessary, the wonderful podcast hosted by Fr. . He wanted me to talk a bit about “the hidden history of Orthodox-Anglican relations,...
The Conscience is for Prots, and other lies Orthodox priests have told
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It’s really horrific. I recently came across a few videos where this well-known Orthodox priest claimed that following your conscience is cringe—it’s what Protestants do, after all—but real Orthodoxy means obeying authorities...
Assembling the Damned: The Place of Holy Scripture in the Church
An illumination of Revelation 6:1,9: “Then I saw the Lamb open one of the seven seals… I saw under the altar the souls of those who had been slaughtered for the word of God and for the testimony they had given.” From the Douce Apocalypse, B...
The body adorned with theophany
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Today I take as my text, “I am the vine, and you are the branches.”1 And I wonder if we can begin by admitting that we are not fascinated by goodness. It does not hold our attention the way that evil seems to. After all, we c...
Must the Orthodox Blame the West for Everything?
Detail from The Last Judgement or The Second Coming by Georgios Klontzas, 16th century, Hellenic Institute of Byzantine and Post-Byzantine Studies in Venice.
Perhaps you have heard about the controversial doctrine of the aerial tollhouses,...
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PhD student in theology at UChicago Divinity School. Assisting priest at Church of the Ascension, Chicago.
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