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Not one apostle said, "Orthodoxy or death." Because Orthodoxy is eternal life, joy in the Holy Spirit, joy of life, beauty of life, but death is decay, the result of the fall, and the devil’s influence.
The web page explores the spiritual and ecclesiastical implications of the slogan \"Orthodoxy or Death\", used by some monks on Mount Athos. It also warns of the dangers of living without Orthodox Christianity and invites donations for Pravmir.
13 de ago. de 2018 · Moscow, Russia Ekaterina Anchevskaya. Updated 13 Aug 2018 26 images. Advertisement. Their slogan is Orthodoxy or Death. They are convinced Russia should be ruled by an autocratic monarch....
3 de sept. de 1990 · Death, the Threshold to Eternal Life - Greek Orthodox Archdiocese of America - Greek Orthodox Archdiocese of America. Library. Topics. Liturgy & Worship Articles. Death, the Threshold to Eternal Life. Published 9/3/90. Death constitutes the last chapter of the history of our human life.
The Eastern Orthodox Church believes death and the separation of body and soul to be unnatural—a result of the Fall of Man. They also hold that the congregation of the church comprises both the living and the dead. All persons currently in heaven are considered to be saints, whether their names are known or not.
Having renounced the Ecumenical Patriarchs' policy of dialogue with other Christian denominations and hung out a banner proclaiming "Orthodoxy or Death," the Esfigmenou brotherhood has been cast ...
According to the Orthodox Christian faith, Jesus Christ alone, of all men, as the incarnate Son and Word of God, need not have died. His death alone of all human deaths was perfectly voluntary. He came in order to die, and by His death to liberate all who were held captive by death’s power.
