Why Sin Is Not A Moral Problem

Fr. Stephen Freeman

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Homilies and Spiritual Instruction

Rating: 9,3|Votes: 13

Why Sin Is Not A Moral Problem

Fr. Stephen Freeman

“Sin” is a word that is used frequently in a wrong manner. Thus when someone asks, “Is it a sin to do x,y, z?” what they mean is, “Is it against God’s rules to do x,y, z?” But this is incorrect.

Elder Ephraim of Arizona: On Slander & Condemnation

Elder Ephraim of Arizona

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Homilies and Spiritual Instruction

Rating: 7,1|Votes: 29

Elder Ephraim of Arizona: On Slander & Condemnation

Elder Ephraim of Arizona

Slander is a great evil. Just as the little rudder steers the whole ship wherever it wants, likewise the tongue leads a person either to good or to evil.

The Rich Young Ruler (Luke 18:18-27)

Fr. James Blomeley

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Homilies and Spiritual Instruction

Rating: 5,8|Votes: 8

The Rich Young Ruler (Luke 18:18-27)

Fr. James Blomeley

Understanding that kind of thought provides a way to approach the issue of wealth, and indeed, all of life. In his exchange with the rich young ruler, Jesus is not engaged in economic analysis, but instead in the diagnosis and treatment of souls.

A Special Time To Work On Yourself

An Interview with Archpriest Alexei Kruglik

Dmitri Dementiev

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Homilies and Spiritual Instruction

Rating: 10|Votes: 6

A Special Time To Work On Yourself

An Interview with Archpriest Alexei Kruglik

Dmitri Dementiev

The fast is a special time when a person ought to work on himself more. And not everyone, of course, is equal to this intensified work, and therefore—perhaps not right off—but sooner or later some kinds of trials begin.

On Luke 13:10-17. Christ Still Loves Sinners

Rev. George Dimopoulos

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Homilies and Spiritual Instruction

Rating: 8|Votes: 4

On Luke 13:10-17. Christ Still Loves Sinners

Rev. George Dimopoulos

Dear Brethren, God loves nothing more than He loves man, and hates nothing more than He hates hypocrisy. When our Blessed Savior, Jesus Christ, was here on earth, He was full of love and mercy toward all men; only towards the hypocrites did He appear harsh and demanding.