St. John (Maximovich) describes the antichrist in the foregoing in a way similar to how we may describe the humanist reflex standing at the helm of the global revisionism which increasingly engulfs the soul today.
St. John (Maximovich) describes the antichrist in the foregoing in a way similar to how we may describe the humanist reflex standing at the helm of the global revisionism which increasingly engulfs the soul today.
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Discovering the True Faith at the Intersections of Everyday Life
"Fight to the death for the truth and the Lord God will fight for you." (Sir 4:28)
Thou liftest up Thy hand to heal
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It is not enough to have Orthodox beliefs. If you desire to be fit for heaven, you must live the Orthodox life.
Eye has not seen, nor ear heard, Nor have entered into the heart of man The things which God has prepared for those who love Him. (1 Cor. 2:9)
Seeking to Read the Signs of the Times in Christian Ecosemiotics
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Russia, Orthodox Philosophy, and Strategic Culture
The Journal of the Virginia Chapter of the Fellowship of St. Moses the Black
The affective reticence of the vigilant heart.
Sources from the Homeland and the Diaspora
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An occasional record of one man's struggle for the salvation of his soul; or, the intersection of the Faith once for all delivered to the saints with the life of a man and a father.
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