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The Bible teaches and orthodox Christians through the ages have believed that there is only one True and Living God and apart from Him there are no other Gods (Deuteronomy 6:4; Isaiah 43:10,11; 44:6,8; 45:21,22; 46:9; Mark 12:29-34). By contrast, the Mormon Church teaches that there are many Gods (Book of Abraham 4:3ff), and that we can become gods and goddesses in the celestial kingdom. It also teaches that those who achieve godhood will have spirit children who will worship and pray to them, just as we worship and pray to God the Father.
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St. Sava Serbian Orthodox Church and Monastery has been a landmark here for more than 85 years. It is the center for the Serbian Orthodox faith in the U.S. and Canada, a recognized historic landmark and the resting place of King Peter II.
A controversy over a historically Georgian monastery in Jerusalem is further complicating already-strained ties between Tel Aviv and Tbilisi.
US Army Chaplain Father Emil Kapaun stole, suffered and sacrificed his life for his fellow soldiers in a Korean prison camp. Six decades after his death, he is being considered for the Medal of Honor - and sainthood. On 2 November 1950, Father Kapaun made the decision that led to his death.
If Christ’s Resurrection referred to Himself, then its significance for us would be negligible. The Church proclaims, however, that, the Lord did not arise alone. Together with Himself, He also resurrected all people.
