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Dogma (Greek dógma,
literally "decree") is a doctrine of practice or a body of
doctrines formally and authoritatively affirmed.
Dogmatics is the study of religious
dogmas. In
Orthodoxy, a dogma is not just a philosophical truth. It is a
reality which is described by all the Saint & Glorified/Deified
Church members. It is the experience of Pentecost through the
passing of the years, which is the same with the experience of
the Apostles.
«...For
there is no benefit in a clean
living with corrupt dogmas;
just as in the opposite case, of
healthy dogmas, if one's life is
corrupt.»
St. John Chrysostom (c. 349–407)
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Lessons on
Orthodox Christian Dogmatics
"THE WAY" -
An Introduction to the Orthodox
Faith
Eucharist, Bishop, Church: The Unity
of the Church in the Divine Eucharist and
the Bishop
Basic Dogmatic Teaching - An Orthodox
Handbook
The cure of the neurobiological sickness
of religion
Conveying
Experience
The Human Body: Ascesis and Exercise
Heresies and Councils
The road to Nicaea
The meaning of
"Anathema" in the Orthodox Church
On Terminology, Expressions and Concepts
in Theology
The problem of Evil, from Augustine
to
contemporary Genetics
Bishop-monism and Populism in the Orthodox Tradition
Canonoclasts and Canonophiles:
An
Ecclesiastic problem, or an
Ecclesiological heresy?
True Christianity: The Soul's Journey
Regarding the Church
On the
invocation of the Saints
Dogma and
hyper-Dogmatism
Ecclesiology: What is It? Why is It Important?
The
misapprehension regarding “a-dogmatism” (non-sectarianism)
Differences
between Eastern and Western Theology
Chart of all
Synods
Are all
Ecclesiastic Synods Valid/Infallible?
The Ecclesiology of Saint
Ignatius of Antioch
What is Liturgical Theology?
Which Came First: The Church or the New
Testament?
Anthropological background: The human composite and spiritual
healing
A Commentary on Coptic Christology
Christian Pascha after the Hebrew
Passover is an "Orthodox Urban Legend"?
What
is "heresy"?
Infant Communion, revisited
To experience God
The Synodikon of Orthodoxy
Two Divergent Triadologies? Anatomizing
Divinity
Holy
Tradition and the Bible
Can everyone theologize? The Knowledge
of God.
Out of
the Fountain that is Christ: Free Will,
Tolerance and Forgiveness
The Contribution of Saint Gregory Palamas to
Hesychasm
Theosis:
Partaking of the Divine Nature
The Glorification of the Saints
in the Orthodox Church
Theology and
Mysticism in the Tradition of the Eastern Church
Ancestral Versus Original Sin, an Overview with
Implications for Psychotherapy
Neo-Patristic, meta-Patristic and contextual "theology"
Palamism
Explained in Twelve Minutes or Less
The significance of the Filioque
question
How should one be tested before
becoming a monk, according to the Quinisext Synod?
Why did God
become Man? The answer of St. Athanasios
The
8th Ecumenical Council: Constantinople IV (879/880) and the Condemnation of the
Filioque Addition and Doctrine
Conciliarity as an element of
communion and unity
"Unity", "Division", "Reunion" in the light of
Orthodox Ecclesiology - by
fr. Alexander Schmemann
Communion and
Otherness
Misapprehended sanctity
Created Being
The meaning of the word
"soul", as a component of
Man
The Ecumenical Synods
Holy Tradition: a
source of faith
Basic Points of Difference between the Orthodox
Church and Papism
Christian Love and the freedom of the person
Freedom and Divinity in Ancient Greek
thought and the Fathers
Love and Triunity
Love and the human community
Did the Prophet Elijah actually ascend into heaven?
The correction of Platonic ideas by the Christian faith
Experiencing the Sacrament/Mystery of the Church through
Baptism and the Eucharist
Baptismal Theology
Freedom and way of
existence in Orthodoxy
Curing the
sickness of Pharisaism
How Efthymios the Great brought Queen Evdokia
back from the heresy of the Antichalcedonians
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