orthodox Christians only?

[Chocolatesa]

I haven't been around here much for the past few years and I noticed on the front page the theology and edification sections have (orthodox Christian only) next to the title... I was wondering in what sense do they mean that? I know it's not us because it's not a capital O in orthodox but if not us then what is their definition of an orthodox Christian? I know the word itself means believed by all people everywhere always, but what type of Christians do they mean that to exclude? I'm confused. Sorry if I didn't explain myself well.

 

[Lukaris]

I do not know for sure, but I think CF probably means Christians in general agreement with the faith professed in the Nicene & Apostles' Creeds.

 

[dogs4thewin]

I do not know for sure, but I think CF probably means Christians in general agreement with the faith professed in the Nicene & Apostles' Creeds.

yes, if you agree with our statement of faith ( Which is the Nicene Creed you are orthodox.

 

[Lukaris]

yes, if you agree with our statement of faith ( Which is the Nicene Creed you are orthodox.

Sounds right & I think it is best that a lower case "o" is in the general forum. I think some people thought maybe we pulled of some kind of coup when the "O" was capital.

 

[ArmyMatt]

prolly used as a contrast to groups like Mormons or Seventh Day Adventists, or Christian Scientists or whatever that are certainly not orthodox (even with the small "o")