GregConstantine
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Well stevenhorr, you should have kept reading because you would have found out that the Church isn't a human organization but a theanthropic organism that is the very Body of Christ Himself, therefore, has all the characteristics of Christ (eternal, perfect, indivisible, holy, etc) Did you know that we believe that the Church existed for all of eternity and that it didn't start on Pentecost?
Your characterization of Roman Catholicism is unfortunately incorrect. I was a cradle Catholic, as is my entire family. Coming from that background, I can tell you with certainty that the Roman Catholic Church has changed.
Your characterization of us always being focused on what makes us different instead of what makes us similar compared to the RCC's is also incorrect. In my entire time being Orthodox, I've rarely heard a detailed discourse expounding on those differences or in a homily week to week. It comes up because people ask us questions that cause us to have to bring that subject up. Most Orthodox are focused on being Orthodox.
You'll probably dismiss what I have to say, but, perhaps someone else would read what I wrote and not be misled.
Your characterization of Roman Catholicism is unfortunately incorrect. I was a cradle Catholic, as is my entire family. Coming from that background, I can tell you with certainty that the Roman Catholic Church has changed.
Your characterization of us always being focused on what makes us different instead of what makes us similar compared to the RCC's is also incorrect. In my entire time being Orthodox, I've rarely heard a detailed discourse expounding on those differences or in a homily week to week. It comes up because people ask us questions that cause us to have to bring that subject up. Most Orthodox are focused on being Orthodox.
You'll probably dismiss what I have to say, but, perhaps someone else would read what I wrote and not be misled.
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