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Orthobros: Positive or Negative Trend?
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Orthobros: Positive or Negative Trend?

My take on the 'Orthobros' trend, as countries that are not traditionally orthodox experience a surge in converts. How positive or negative is this trend?

Really interested in hearing people's thoughts.

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u/RockingMrE — 8 days ago

Do Orthodox Christians take Bible verses from the Old Testament literally and interpret them as actual commands from God and historical events?

For example, verses such as Exodus 4:24–26 or Deuteronomy 21:18–21—do you take such verses literally and read them as direct, divine commands, or do you interpret them symbolically and as allegories, as Origen did? Is it permissible to be Orthodox and interpret these verses as the corruption of Israelite priests who held a false image of God, or would that be heresy? Do you view such verses—and the Old Testament is full of them—as legitimate and literally God’s commands? And would it be blasphemy to believe that, if one takes these verses literally, the biblical God cannot possibly be good?

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u/PrometheanNietzsche — 8 days ago
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Hello guys i am a christian and i made a vow to strength my faith . The thing is i was obssesed with watching movies , netflix and other football and i decided to vow in gods name not to watch again. But after some time it backfired and i watched .now i felt guilty . Any idea?

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u/Existing-Custard-196 — 8 days ago