New Life, Church History.
The Church’s history records the progress of Christ’s work throughout the course of the human experience.
History in Orthodoxy has a theological importance because of the incarnation of Jesus Christ, that just as God chose to become a physical, living, breathing human being, he also chooses to work in and through human history to bring about salvation. Thus, the Church’s history becomes a sacred history, not in the same sense as the Biblical history which forms the salvation story itself, but rather as a record of the continued effects of the salvation story in the experience of man.
Article | Read Time | Hit Count | Written by |
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Modern Theological Developments | 3 mins | 3474 | Timothy Ware ( Bishop Kallistos of Diokleia) |
12th All-American Sobor (1965) | 2 mins | 2387 | Alexis Liberovsky |
13th All-American Sobor (1967) | 1 min | 2312 | Alexis Liberovsky |
14th All-American Sobor/1st All-American Council (1970) | 2 mins | 2391 | Alexis Liberovsky |
2nd All-American Council (1971) | 2 mins | 2361 | Alexis Liberovsky |
3rd All-American Council (1973) | 2 mins | 2209 | Alexis Liberovsky |
4th All-American Council (1975) | 1 min | 2330 | Alexis Liberovsky |
5th All-American Council (1977) | 4 mins | 2403 | Alexis Liberovsky |
6th All-American Council (1980) | 3 mins | 2009 | Alexis Liberovsky |
7th All-American Council (1983) | 2 mins | 2189 | Alexis Liberovsky |
8th All-American Council (1986) | 2 mins | 2202 | Alexis Liberovsky |
9th All-American Council (1989) | 2 mins | 2243 | Alexis Liberovsky |
10th All-American Council (1992) | 3 mins | 2584 | Alexis Liberovsky |
11th All-American Council (1995) | 3 mins | 2480 | Alexis Liberovsky |
12th All-American Council (1999) | 4 mins | 2318 | Alexis Liberovsky |