Synaxis of Ecumenical Teachers and Hierarchs Basil Great, Gregory Theologian, and John Chrysostom. ..…

'Accepting it in part implies accepting its values around the nature of the human person, attitudes to outsiders, the revelation of God, and a basis for life in law, rather than grace, the formative word of Christian culture.' . . ..…

Notice his focus on God the Father. This is very different from what you hear in most “Christian” churches, which focus on “Jesus.” . ... In addition, the life of a true Christian is full of difficulty. In verses 6-7, the apostle writes to God’s people,..…

Reinders asserts that being created God's image indicates unique relationship and that this relationship is affirmed by God. . . . From Christian point of view, all of this is to say that the human being exists truthfully God's friendship, regardless of his or her..…