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Russian Religious Media Share in Orthodoxy's Rise - NYTimes.com - 0 views

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Today, in a country that was officially atheist about two decades ago, there are again hundreds of newspapers, magazines and newsletters covering the world's largest Orthodox church. There are about 3,500 Russian Orthodox Web sites, and some priests are even blogging.

<div class="cArrow"> </div><div class="cContentInner">Today, in a country that was officially atheist about two decades ago, there are again hundreds of newspapers, magazines and newsletters covering the world's largest Orthodox church. There are about 3,500 Russian Orthodox Web sites, and some priests are even blogging.</div>

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Christ the Conqueror of Hell | s i l o u a n - 0 views

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The Descent of Christ into Hades in Eastern and Western Theological TraditionsBy Bishop Hilarion (Alfeyev) - A lecture delivered at St Mary's Cathedral, Minneapolis, USA, on 5 November 2002

<div class="cArrow"> </div><div class="cContentInner">The Descent of Christ into Hades in Eastern and Western Theological TraditionsBy Bishop Hilarion (Alfeyev) - A lecture delivered at St Mary's Cathedral, Minneapolis, USA, on 5 November 2002</div>

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Catholic-Orthodox: The Trent Agreed Statement on the Family | AOI Observer - 0 views

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The First European Catholic-Orthodox Forum`s statement on the family

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Man's natural state: an attempt to recover the Ordo Theologiae « Energetic Pr... - 0 views

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In other words, grace is natural to man. The divine power is a part of man's NATURAL integrity. There is not a set of gifts given to "nature" and then another set of gifts given to "supernature". When our parents "fell from grace" there was not a fall into "nature" stripped of "supernature," rather it is something UNnatural (this means that there is no concept of 'natura pura' either actually or theoretically). The fall is a fall into dialectic. I cannot be a human person without grace. We stand within the Incarnation and understand this question and we can equally say with Michael Baius - against the Thomistic tradition on some conception of the "absolute gratuity of grace" without reference to the Incarnation - that given that God wills the mystery of His embodiment in Jesus Christ, God could not have created me other than I already am. The vision of God is natural to man, what God does in Redemption, He does in Creation. God intention in Creating was to will the mystery of His embodiment in Jesus Christ.

<div class="cArrow"> </div><div class="cContentInner">In other words, grace is natural to man. The divine power is a part of man's NATURAL integrity. There is not a set of gifts given to "nature" and then another set of gifts given to "supernature". When our parents "fell from grace" there was not a fall into "nature" stripped of "supernature," rather it is something UNnatural (this means that there is no concept of 'natura pura' either actually or theoretically). The fall is a fall into dialectic. I cannot be a human person without grace. We stand within the Incarnation and understand this question and we can equally say with Michael Baius - against the Thomistic tradition on some conception of the "absolute gratuity of grace" without reference to the Incarnation - that given that God wills the mystery of His embodiment in Jesus Christ, God could not have created me other than I already am. The vision of God is natural to man, what God does in Redemption, He does in Creation. God intention in Creating was to will the mystery of His embodiment in Jesus Christ.</div>

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