What about the Sacred Scriptures for EO Christians?

[Etsi]

they were initially offered but in the history of version that didn't last very long....
...Or did it?

It was offered in all the Protestant translations prior to the KJV and including the KJV. The removal was most likely around the time of the Revivalists (1800's). So really not that bad. We're talking hundreds of years of it being in the English translations and less 100-less than 200yrs not.

The people to blame are not the early Protestants nor the translators nor those behind the translators. The people to blame would be the American radicals (Baptists, Methodists...and then the nutjobs that extended off of them).

 

[Pythons]

It was offered in all the Protestant translations prior to the KJV and including the KJV. The removal was most likely around the time of the Revivalists (1800's). So really not that bad. We're talking hundreds of years of it being in the English translations and less 100-less than 200yrs not.

The people to blame are not the early Protestants nor the translators nor those behind the translators. The people to blame would be the American radicals (Baptists, Methodists...and then the nutjobs that extended off of them).

I'm sure you are 100% correct about that......
...You folks are really very nice to talk with.

 

[Christos Anesti]

This catechism is pretty good. It doesn't hold an official place in the Orthodox Church in the manner that the cathecism does in the Roman Catholic Church though.

Living God: A Catechism for the Christian Faith - Volumes 1 & 2