Tag: Classes and lessons
The Bible and The Church Part 2
by Dn. George on Dec.03, 2009, under Faith, The Bible, Theology
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I hope you enjoy, thank you, your comments are aways read and appreciated.
God Bless! dn.g.
Note to Readers!
by Dn. George on Nov.25, 2009, under Personal Comment
This blog will be written in Papyrus true font. This will be done to improve the esthetics. I you don’t have this font, please download and install the font so that you can appreciate the site. I wish you all a Blessed Thanksgiving! Dn. G.
The Bible and the Church - Lesson 1
by Dn. George on Nov.24, 2009, under Faith, The Bible
Attached is a beginning of a series on the Bible and the Church. You must use Quick Time movie viewer. This is a FREE download go to http://www.apple.com/quicktime/download/. Follow the instructions. To advance the images on the movie just please your curser on the image and click. To advance each slide please place cursor on slide and click. Thank You!
I hope you enjoy this first class and more will follow! Please send me your comments. gpb
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Welcome to Orthodox Praxis!
This is the website and blog of Dn. George P. Bithos. Praxis can be defined as an "action, practice or the conventional conduct". Originally, it conveyed the meaning of passing through or experiencing. This "experiencing" is what I hope you take away from this site, because Orthodox Christianity is an experience, a life experience.
It is my hope that as you visit this site it will become a way of learning about Orthodoxy. My intent is and will continue to be sharing the faith with you. Feel free to browse through the website using the links at the top right. If I read something of interest, I promise to share it with you, in turn. Visit often and let's learn together! Thanks for dropping by!
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