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Synods of Constantinople

1166 and 1170 AD

by Luke Chrysosberges, Michael III of Anchialus ...

Translated by D.P. Curtin ...

The Synods of Constantinople, convened in 1166 and 1170, addressed theological disputes concerning the nature of Christ and the interpretation of scriptural passages, particularly the phrase "My Father is greater than I." The synod condemned those who misinterpret the teachings of the Church Fathers, emphasizing the importance of maintaining orthodox beliefs about Christ's dual nature as both ... Read more

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The Synods of Constantinople, convened in 1166 and 1170, addressed theological disputes concerning the nature of Christ and the interpretation of scriptural passages, particularly the phrase "My Father is greater than I." The synod condemned those who misinterpret the teachings of the Church Fathers, emphasizing the importance of maintaining orthodox beliefs about Christ's dual nature as both
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The Knights Templar - Medieval Cult or Modern Nemesis?

by M.E. Brines ...

The Knights Templar – Medieval Cult or Modern Nemesis? -- History of this famous group and the organizations that claim descent from them. Were they really destroyed in the fourteenth century or do they survive and even prosper to this day? Who are their descendants? Are there ties to the Nazis and the Mormon Church? A must-read for anyone interested in conspiracies or the occult. ... Read more

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The Knights Templar – Medieval Cult or Modern Nemesis? -- History of this famous group and the organizations that claim descent from them. Were they really destroyed in the fourteenth century or do they survive and even prosper to this day? Who are their descendants? Are there ties to the Nazis and the Mormon Church? A must-read for anyone interested in conspiracies or the occult.
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95 Theses

by Martin Luther, Wyatt North ...

95 Theses comes complete with a Touch-or-Click Table of Contents, divided by each section. The Ninety-Five Theses on the Power and Efficacy of Indulgences commonly known as The Ninety-Five Theses, was written by Martin Luther, 1517 and is widely regarded as the primary catalyst for the Protestant Reformation. The disputation protests against clerical abuses, especially the sale of indulgences. The ... Read more

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95 Theses comes complete with a Touch-or-Click Table of Contents, divided by each section. The Ninety-Five Theses on the Power and Efficacy of Indulgences commonly known as The Ninety-Five Theses, was written by Martin Luther, 1517 and is widely regarded as the primary catalyst for the Protestant Reformation. The disputation protests against clerical abuses, especially the sale of indulgences. The
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John Wycliffe and His Work

by J.C. Ryle ...

"It is an old and true saying, that nations sometimes know little about some of their greatest benefactors. If there ever was a man to whom this saying applies, it is John Wycliffe, the forerunner and first beginner of the Protestant Reformation in this country. To Wycliffe England owes an enormous debt: yet Wycliffe is a man of whom most Englishmen know little or nothing.In drawing up a few pages ... Read more

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"It is an old and true saying, that nations sometimes know little about some of their greatest benefactors. If there ever was a man to whom this saying applies, it is John Wycliffe, the forerunner and first beginner of the Protestant Reformation in this country. To Wycliffe England owes an enormous debt: yet Wycliffe is a man of whom most Englishmen know little or nothing.In drawing up a few pages
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Our Lady of Laus

Many Faces of Mary, #5

by Penny Lord, Bob Lord ...

Series Book 5 - Many Faces of Mary
We're at a small village in southern France at the foot of the Alps, southeast of Gap, called Laus, where Our Lady appeared to a young girl almost 400 years ago. It has only been approved by Mother Church in 2008, and yet it has been an ongoing place of pilgrimage for the French these last 400 years! Noteworthy is the fact that this is the longest period Our Lady has appeared to anyone, in the ... Read more

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We're at a small village in southern France at the foot of the Alps, southeast of Gap, called Laus, where Our Lady appeared to a young girl almost 400 years ago. It has only been approved by Mother Church in 2008, and yet it has been an ongoing place of pilgrimage for the French these last 400 years! Noteworthy is the fact that this is the longest period Our Lady has appeared to anyone, in the
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God and Man in Christ

by Dimitrios Porpatonelis ...

Series series Theology in public
Who is Christ? A Man, a God, or both? He is a God-man, but what does this name really mean? How do divine and human nature unite in one person? And how is it possible for a God to be hungry, thirsty or pray with agony and finally be crucified? Did God indwell to a human being and abandon that human being during the crucifixion? How do the answers of these questions about Christ impact our faith? ... Read more

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Who is Christ? A Man, a God, or both? He is a God-man, but what does this name really mean? How do divine and human nature unite in one person? And how is it possible for a God to be hungry, thirsty or pray with agony and finally be crucified? Did God indwell to a human being and abandon that human being during the crucifixion? How do the answers of these questions about Christ impact our faith?
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The Holy Trinity

by Penny Lord, Bob Lord ...

"One God, the Father of the living Word, of subsistent Wisdom and Power, and the Eternal Image. Perfect Begetter of the Perfect, Father of the only-begotten Son. One Lord, Only of Only, God of God, Image and Likeness of the Godhead, Efficient Word, Wisdom comprehending the constitution of the universe, and Power shaping all creation. Genuine Son of genuine Father, Invisible of Invisible, and ... Read more

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"One God, the Father of the living Word, of subsistent Wisdom and Power, and the Eternal Image. Perfect Begetter of the Perfect, Father of the only-begotten Son. One Lord, Only of Only, God of God, Image and Likeness of the Godhead, Efficient Word, Wisdom comprehending the constitution of the universe, and Power shaping all creation. Genuine Son of genuine Father, Invisible of Invisible, and
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Arianism

by Penny Lord ...

Our first encounter with Arius is somewhere between 300-311 A.D., when he joined up with a group of heretics called Meletians. Evidently, he did not find what he was searching for; he left them.He then managed to get himself ordained a deacon of the Catholic Church by Peter of Alexandria who was Bishop at the time. Evidently his loyalties were still with the Meletians, because when they were ... Read more

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Our first encounter with Arius is somewhere between 300-311 A.D., when he joined up with a group of heretics called Meletians. Evidently, he did not find what he was searching for; he left them.He then managed to get himself ordained a deacon of the Catholic Church by Peter of Alexandria who was Bishop at the time. Evidently his loyalties were still with the Meletians, because when they were
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The Nicene Creed

by Penny Lord, Bob Lord ...

The Council of Nicaea (325 A.D.), gave us the Nicene Creed which we proclaim every Sunday at Mass. This Council taught that Jesus was consubstantial with God, one in being with the Father. In that prayer, we proclaim Jesus as "the only-begotten Son of God, eternally begotten of the Father, light from light, true God from true God, begotten not made, one in Being (consubstantial) with the Father. ... Read more

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The Council of Nicaea (325 A.D.), gave us the Nicene Creed which we proclaim every Sunday at Mass. This Council taught that Jesus was consubstantial with God, one in being with the Father. In that prayer, we proclaim Jesus as "the only-begotten Son of God, eternally begotten of the Father, light from light, true God from true God, begotten not made, one in Being (consubstantial) with the Father.
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Galileo Recants

by Sir Oliver Lodge and The Editors of New Word City ...

In 1633, Galileo, the great astronomer, stood before the Roman Inquisition and swore that the earth stood still. He was being punished not for his great discoveries, but for asserting that the earth moved around the sun a view in direct opposition to the teachings of the Catholic Church. Heres the dramatic story of Galileos forced recantation from Sir Oliver Lodge, edited and condensed with modern ... Read more

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In 1633, Galileo, the great astronomer, stood before the Roman Inquisition and swore that the earth stood still. He was being punished not for his great discoveries, but for asserting that the earth moved around the sun a view in direct opposition to the teachings of the Catholic Church. Heres the dramatic story of Galileos forced recantation from Sir Oliver Lodge, edited and condensed with modern
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Eucharistic Devotions With Pope John Paul II

by David Werthmann ...

Those close to Pope John Paul II attest that the Holy Father was deeply devoted to the Eucharist. It was the total source of his strength, and his comfort in times of personal suffering. This collection of inspiring devotions invites readers to explore the John Paul's Eucharistic spirituality and discover the profound joy he experienced through an intimate relationship with the Lord in this ... Read more

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Those close to Pope John Paul II attest that the Holy Father was deeply devoted to the Eucharist. It was the total source of his strength, and his comfort in times of personal suffering. This collection of inspiring devotions invites readers to explore the John Paul's Eucharistic spirituality and discover the profound joy he experienced through an intimate relationship with the Lord in this
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God and the Existence of Evil

John Chrysostom "On the Devil"

by Dimitrios Porpatonelis ...

Series series Theology in Public
The second book of this series "Theology in Public" presents a great figure, St. John Chrysostom, and his theological teaching.One of the most significant sermons of Chrysostom is the one which bears the title "On the Devil." Chrysostom answers the timeless questions about the relationship between evil, demons, man and God. Who rules the things of this world? The answer seems simple, God. But why ... Read more

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The second book of this series "Theology in Public" presents a great figure, St. John Chrysostom, and his theological teaching.One of the most significant sermons of Chrysostom is the one which bears the title "On the Devil." Chrysostom answers the timeless questions about the relationship between evil, demons, man and God. Who rules the things of this world? The answer seems simple, God. But why
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