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Women in the Orthodox Church? - Dr. Mary Ford
In this video Dr. Mary Ford discusses the role and position of women in the Orthodox Church.
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Mystery in Orthodox Christianity - Fr. Stephen Freeman
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This video is the Q A from Part One of a Lenten retreat that Fr. Stephen Freeman gave in late March, 2024. 📙 FREE eBOOK on contemporary monastic elders: social.protectingveil.com/freebook1 Whether measured by marriage, birth rates, or the content of present-day debate the culture of gender has been radically transformed over the past 70 years. With all of this cultural change, the Church's visi...
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Komentáře

  • @laurac5451
    @laurac5451 Před dnem

    I can't believe the cult legacy church is allowed to advertise on this video

  • @cultofdis
    @cultofdis Před dnem

    Beautifully stated. Anyone can understand this. Now they only have to choose to do it - which is, of course, always the difficult part 🙏🏻

  • @Mike-hr6jz
    @Mike-hr6jz Před dnem

    Oh, I do agree in the one step after another and discipline we are a Tryon likeness of god. In other words not just body, soul and spirit although that’s true we have a brain we have emotions and we have either the spirit of the world or the spirit of God in us Scripture says test the spirits. Obviously that means there are two types. At least Jesus wept when Lazarus had passed away, and he raised him from the dead proving emotions do occur in the Godhead, and again likeness of God means we have emotions as well, throwing them away after you get saved is it logical at best , allowing for all three parts of us to be united and function in balance for gnostics only wanted to use the brain only scripture sola Scriptura like the Pharisees and that was a heresy. Then it is a heresy. Now your relationship must be balanced, and you will have goosebumps on occasion , so don’t reject them all together until you prayed. It’s not God in that situation. Otherwise are great video.

  • @Deathbytroll
    @Deathbytroll Před dnem

    Sexism is a modernist term and not how any Christian should define their morals or faith. The Bible and Tradition are very clear on women’s roles and if people have a problem with that they can take their chances outside the church

  • @MaximusWolfe
    @MaximusWolfe Před 2 dny

    It should mean we’re not active in politics. Dividing our energies between the aspirations of heaven the sublunary grope for power over others (the state) is misguided at best.

  • @rippedgoat3587
    @rippedgoat3587 Před 2 dny

    people place their hope in politicians for societal change not realising its only temporary, empires rise and fall, kingdoms collapse, the kingdom of heaven and its king Christ are eternal

  • @JC4all_dena
    @JC4all_dena Před 2 dny

    I miss him. Sadly I got to know of him after his passing. Memory eternal Papa ❤ i sometimes call on him for help even if he's not confirmed as a saint and i received the helpful wisdom i needed.

  • @shayne2168
    @shayne2168 Před 2 dny

    Father Moses pray to God for us

  • @shaunslattendale4937

    😮 2:31

  • @paulr5246
    @paulr5246 Před 2 dny

    I would love to see the entire video, Thankyou for these clips.

  • @driveramd12
    @driveramd12 Před 2 dny

    Orthodox seems to be more pragmatic

  • @dylangarrett8133
    @dylangarrett8133 Před 3 dny

    St Dennis

  • @frederiquecouture3924

    9=0.

  • @laurac5451
    @laurac5451 Před 4 dny

    I saw a toddler go behind the couch to have a bm i thought if he could do that he could be potty trained

  • @joshuacollins7470
    @joshuacollins7470 Před 4 dny

    This seems to be doctrinal acrobatics on baptism. Would not it be simpler to just baptize everyone? No, EO is simply a part of the Christian Church. The claims of utter exclusivity never stand up to Biblical or Historical scrutiny. Mark 9:38-50

  • @emmabarbu7548
    @emmabarbu7548 Před 4 dny

    Nuns IN the altar? I only heard of nuns entering the altar for the sole purpose of cleaning it, never for serving alongside the priest.

    • @rustybeltway2373
      @rustybeltway2373 Před 4 dny

      It's different in monasteries. There's only women there.

    • @TrollsFormers05
      @TrollsFormers05 Před 4 dny

      Quite common

    • @7rammstein
      @7rammstein Před 3 dny

      Yes. The Abbess blesses nuns to serve in the altar. In fact, the priest has to receive the abbess’ blessing to serve in the monastery.

    • @rustybeltway2373
      @rustybeltway2373 Před 3 dny

      I'd like to point out the difference in how Orthodox vs Catholic church handles this type of thing. Orth can maintain the strict regulation, but via economia can permit a localized exception. Rome would need to establish a new canon granting the blanket permission, which would over time become a norm. For example, girl altarboys, lay ministers of communion, and on and on. In Orth. the authority is maintained more thru tradition. "That's how we do it." In Rome, authority must be maintained via the letter of the law. "The Pope sez we can now ______."

    • @silverforest4682
      @silverforest4682 Před dnem

      Of course, nuns can do this. These are the same actions of altar boys and altar girls. And deacons, if you are lucky enough to have them.

  • @martyropolis
    @martyropolis Před 4 dny

    What does Fr. Stepjen mean by the following statement made at the 8 minute mark?, " We've been nursing since we were porpoises." ????

  • @goldenchain2120
    @goldenchain2120 Před 4 dny

    i never believed in myself until i believed in God

  • @armyfirefighter
    @armyfirefighter Před 4 dny

    A very interesting take on an issue I myself face. I am being instructed as a catechumen right now - and in a Bavarian area that is overwhelming Roman Catholic and a 200 mile round trip to an Orthodox parish for Divine Litergy isnt easy. Though being here, I grew up as a Mormon. A lot disagree on the LDS even being Christian in that, in fundamental ways such as the rejection of the ecumenical councils and creeds, they certainly are not Orthodox. My baptism is a mish-mash quite frankly of yes and no. For those who do not know - LDS baptism is full immersion a single time and done "in the name of the Father, and of the Son, and of the Holy Ghost." But Mormons are not trinitarian and not monotheistic - so is that baptism done in the name of the Holy Trinity or not as they use the words but mean something quite different. I have to have faith and trust that my priest and the bishop know what is best to do and have faith that, even if there is some error if they choose to receive me not through Orthodox Baptism, that it is the proper thing to do and that God will accept that intent. It has taken 40 years for me to come to this since my first passing talk online with a Greek Orthodox priest in 1994 when I was a teenager discussion religion. I do trust that God is more merciful to us than we are to each other many times. I often think that he chuckles at us as we argue, with good intentions, but argue much as boys argue over some game as a good parent often does. At any rate, I would prefer reception by baptism. But I have to trust those who are placed to shepherd me and who understand more than me and to not fall into the trap of over-legalism.

  • @Vaelsung1
    @Vaelsung1 Před 4 dny

    Not when our greatest example of being a Christian is the most pure, most blessed and glorious Lady Theotokos.

    • @dansedevie123
      @dansedevie123 Před dnem

      I love our Lady but I don't think it is proof that one is not sexist. Worship of Greek goddesses didn't make life better for women in Ancient Greece for instance. You can honour the Theotokos and still see ordinary women as inferior to men. Christianity is not sexist but there are sexist Christians who use religion to justify the subjugation and mistreatment of women

  • @CaptainAwesome1311
    @CaptainAwesome1311 Před 6 dny

    While I wholeheartedly agree with Dr Ford's view of Orthodoxy, her answer to the question comes from a position which fails to take into account how local customs and cultures directly affect the practice of faith. Is Orthodox sexist? No, or at least as Dr Ford rightly points out the question itself is erroneous. Can local customs/traditions (with a small t) be sexist and therefore affect one's interpretation of orthodoxy? Absolutely.

    • @WolvesBaseballNine
      @WolvesBaseballNine Před 5 dny

      ??? What local customs or traditions are sexist?

    • @Da_ni_ela_
      @Da_ni_ela_ Před 2 dny

      I grew up an orthodox in a traditional village from Eastern Europe and i cannot recount one instance of "sexism". Not one.

  • @nlspowers
    @nlspowers Před 6 dny

    As a female catechumen, this matches what I've experienced so far. I'm blessed to be part of a parish that has this regard for the laity. There is so much power in prayer! ☦️

  • @TheRadChadDad
    @TheRadChadDad Před 6 dny

    ☦️☦️☦️

  • @peterr7321
    @peterr7321 Před 6 dny

    "We are all on a journey." It cannot be said any better.

  • @jjule85azzuro4
    @jjule85azzuro4 Před 6 dny

    Thanks

  • @repentnow6244
    @repentnow6244 Před 6 dny

    No way, Lord have mercy.

  • @Bronasaxon
    @Bronasaxon Před 6 dny

    That great depends on whose definition of ‘sexist’ one is going with. By modern definition, certainly. But the modern definition of sexism towards women isn’t worth the time of day.

  • @ruthimegi5556
    @ruthimegi5556 Před 6 dny

    Once I found the church, I jumped into it completely. I did not slow down. I tried to drink from the fire hose 😂 I don’t think I could have followed this advise because I was so full of zeal. The precious pearl I had searched for all my life was before me and I had to get it. However I do know many people that had to take it in bite sizes.

  • @iona3669
    @iona3669 Před 7 dny

    This is Orthodoxy, this is our Faith, Thank you dear Appalachian Orthodox Priest, Dearly Beloved Fr. Stephen! Mercy. IC XC NIKA!

  • @michaelkay8914
    @michaelkay8914 Před 7 dny

    Saludos desde Flagstaff AZ estados unidos 🇲🇽🌵📿🕯☦️🕯🌵🇺🇸

  • @rinwesley3092
    @rinwesley3092 Před 7 dny

    Memory Eternal

  • @TalkingPoint773
    @TalkingPoint773 Před 7 dny

    Lord Palmerston and British created 'greece' in 1832 for geopolitical purposew, southern cyprus is UK territory

  • @TalkingPoint773
    @TalkingPoint773 Před 7 dny

    Same thing happened to Macedonia in 1913, the capital Solun and agean part was given to British creation of greece, the Macedonians were forced to change their names to greek, speak only greek, relabelled all ancient Macedonian monasteries as greek. The eastern part Pirin, same thing given to bulgaristan, another western minion controlled then by the British now USA

  • @colfury100
    @colfury100 Před 8 dny

    Christ is king! America first!

  • @goaway7163
    @goaway7163 Před 8 dny

    Become God, yes my mind is blown, i dont understand what he meant by that.

  • @johncassell3362
    @johncassell3362 Před 8 dny

    This doesn't inform anything ive heard some self descriptions of Orthodox Christians. Jonathan is great at saying nothing

  • @_Anonymous_9
    @_Anonymous_9 Před 9 dny

    So… what should we know ?

    • @Marilynlovesebiking
      @Marilynlovesebiking Před 9 dny

      Attend as many services as you can, vespers, Divine liturgies, and during lent, the canons. There are also lots of good youtube videos to watch about the Orthodox faith. There is a lot of fasting, standing during liturgy and the liturgies are usually 2 hours long, at least.

    • @alenahawke475
      @alenahawke475 Před 8 dny

      @@Marilynlovesebiking Thanks. I've been watching a lot of videos like you suggest. I hope to attend one of the two Churches in my area soon.

  • @katherine3486
    @katherine3486 Před 9 dny

    Can anyone point to Cain and his Sister? Someone at Church is asking and I've NO idea

  • @williamstewart7725
    @williamstewart7725 Před 9 dny

    Zen practice leads to the non-dual or emptiness. But there's no sense of a creator. The Orthodox tradition seems to carry a mystical core which gives the faith experience validity.

  • @JupiterLXIX
    @JupiterLXIX Před 9 dny

    What is a prayer rule?

    • @ellemnop123
      @ellemnop123 Před 9 dny

      Prayers that you say every day. Most people pray the morning and evening prayers, prayers before and after meals, and prayers before and after communion.

    • @Christ_is_Merciful
      @Christ_is_Merciful Před 7 dny

      @@ellemnop123how can i find one that’s right for me?

    • @CosmicMystery7
      @CosmicMystery7 Před 7 dny

      @@Christ_is_Merciful speak to your local Orthodox priest.

    • @ellemnop123
      @ellemnop123 Před 7 dny

      @@Christ_is_Merciful What's your life like day to day? You should own a copy of an Orthodox Christian prayer book and faithfully recite morning and evening prayers each day, plus prayers before and after meals and communion. Do you have a prayer book? OCA prints a nice one

    • @stevemcgee99
      @stevemcgee99 Před 7 dny

      @@Christ_is_Merciful I hear from everyone, online and from my local priest, to ask your spiritual father. If it helps, I asked for myself and was told to try the Lord’s Prayer 5 times a day. I’m weak enough to not even be able to do that.

  • @Yammdaff
    @Yammdaff Před 10 dny

    Dumbledoooore

  • @stevobear4647
    @stevobear4647 Před 10 dny

    We were porpoises???

  • @mikeporro3311
    @mikeporro3311 Před 10 dny

    Execise in endurance? Aren't Monks considered Spiritual Athletes?

  • @brothergerasimos-bd3pq

    One of the reasons why people don't understand nor want to be part of Orthodoxy. It's set up like a protestant church right now. What's worse is the lack of evangelization. This "come and see" attitude will kill Orthodoxy in a culture that believes in evangelizing. No one wants an American Orthodoxy because everyone will fight over who's the patriarch. This is why people choose Catholicism over Orthodoxy. Everyone understands who's the Bishop there.

  • @Ponzotopia
    @Ponzotopia Před 10 dny

    So do you have to rely on your own good works to be saved?

  • @Olyfrun
    @Olyfrun Před 10 dny

    I'm not sure *any* technology is inherently good or bad... Let's not forget the reception given to the Gutenberg Press

  • @dravenocklost4253
    @dravenocklost4253 Před 10 dny

    That long pause on Endurance... heavy.

  • @dimscape4409
    @dimscape4409 Před 11 dny

    Can anyone point me to the source from Fr Zachariah of Essex that Fr Freeman is referring to? Relating to the true meaning of John 2:4

  • @despairknot
    @despairknot Před 12 dny

    There are three levels of existence: the physical, the psychological and the spiritual. From the physical to the spiritual, the distance is the same in all people, but in women the middle level is a bit higher than for men, that is why sometimes women confuse psychological states with spiritual states. It is more difficult for men to confuse the two, but they are more vulnerable on the physical level. Women can stay longer on the psychological level, whereas men cannot; they fall too quickly on the carnal level. We priests specially must know that and always be on our guard. The distance between the ordinary level of life as we all live it, and the level of sanctification is the same for both male and female, but the distances between the three levels - physical, psychological and spiritual - is different in men and women. Fr. Sophrony explained this to us, and it is something useful to know in our pastoral care. It is good to know where our vulnerability lies, so that we are careful. Archimandrite Zacharias The Hidden Man of the Heart (1 Peter 3:4) The Cultivation of the Heart in Orthodox Christian Anthropology

  • @birdlynn417
    @birdlynn417 Před 12 dny

    I love his smiling face! 😃