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Category Archives: Exploring the Twain
Martin Luther is still my hero
Therefore a distinction must be made between reason left to itself without restriction, which runs about unbridled and is carried around by its reckonings, which judges and decides on the basis of its own principles, which are common notions, perceptions, … Continue reading
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Tagged apostolic, eastern orthodox, Luther, reason, roman catholic, tradition
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Exploring the Twain
“Oh, East is East, and West is West, and never the twain shall meet.” – Rudyard Kipling, Barrack-room Ballads Years ago, I got to know a Greek Orthodox Priest (who was, in fact, from Greece) who tried to explain to … Continue reading
Posted in Church, Exploring the Twain, Theological Musings
Tagged catholic, christian, differences, evangelical, great schism, history, orthodox, Philosophy, roman, theology
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