Questions and Answers on the Pan-Orthodox Council, Part 2

Protopresbyter Peter Heers, PhD., rector of the Holy Prophet Elias in Petrokerasa, Greece, and author of The Ecclesiological Renovation of Vatican II: An Orthodox Examination of Rome’s Ecumenical Theology Regarding Baptism and the Church, his doctoral dissertation completed at the University of Thessaloniki, recently spoke via video with the faithful gathered at the Apostle Paul Orthodox Christian Bookstore in Toronto, discussing various issues surrounding the present Council on the island of Crete, including the history of its preparation and the preparation of the documents under examination at the Council, as well as the disputes over the documents. Several short Q and A videos are offered below, followed by the entire presentation:

Text Revision at the Pan Orthodox Council: What is Possible, and Probable

Are the decisions of the Council in Crete "binding" on the Church?: A Response to the Archdeacon John Chryssavgis

Ignoring Orthodox Principles in the Organization of the Great Council

Are the problems with the Pan Orthodox Council reflective of a power struggle in the Church?

The Myth of Pan-Orthodox Consensus (A): True Conciliarity Requires Synodical Decisions

The Myth of Pan Orthodox Consensus (B): Will the Dissenting Churches Still Have to Sign the Final Texts (As Patriarch Bartholomew has said)?

Questions & Answers on the Pan-Orthodox Council (Full Presentation)