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Orthodoxy on the internet… it’s good, it’s bad, it’s ugly, it’s irrelevant, it’s groundbreaking! So which is it really? Depending on who you ask and their experiences with online Orthodoxy, you’ll get a different answer every time. And the responses are not as neatly organized into the aforementioned categories as you might hope. As the Centurion said, “For I myself am a man under authority”. Because I understand the value of hierarchical authority, I avoid asking the question of laity and defer to leaders in the Church. In this instance, three priests and a bishop.

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Orthodox Reflections The Good, The Bad, and the Ugly of Online Orthodox Christianity - Orthodox Reflections To be Orthodox requires real-life participation in a community of believers. Why is the most ancient Christian Faith so discussed online? Is that a good thing? With online content, how does a Christian separate the wheat from the chaff?
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