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  In a 26 January 2013 canonwired podcast, Pastor Doug Wilson was asked about the fragmented state of Protestantism.  One frequent objection to Protestantism is that it has over 20,000 denominations.  Pastor Wilson responded noting that Continue Reading

  I tell you the truth, unless you change and become like little children, you will never enter the kingdom of heaven.   (Matthew 18:3 NIV)   Folks, Thank you for making the OrthodoxBridge an interesting and lively place for … Continue reading →

  On 6 December, the Orthodox Church celebrates the life of Saint Nicholas of Myra.  He lived in the fourth century in Asia Minor (modern day Turkey). He had a reputation for secret gift giving.  One story tells how in … Continue reading →

Dear Folks, I’m still working on Plucking the TULIP (2). Your patience is very much appreciated. Robert Continue Reading

On 3 July 2012 the blog site Outlaw Presbyterianism criticized the OrthodoxBridge for its use of the Vincentian Canon.  It’s sad to see a friendly inquirer take a more antagonistic stance towards Orthodoxy, but a number of points were raised … Continue reading →

Folks, I invited Fr. Isaiah to write this blog posting for couples.  I met Fr. Isaiah when he was stationed at Schofield Army Barracks in Hawaii.  He is currently stationed at Ft. Riley, Kansas.  He serves under Bishop Basil, Diocese … Continue reading →

The Orthodox Church celebrates Pentecost as the fulfillment of Christ’s promise that the Father would send the Holy Spirit to His Church to lead Her into all Truth. “But the Comforter, which is the Holy Ghost, whom the Father will … Continue reading →

  Q.  49. What benefits do we receive from Christ’s ascension into heaven? A.  First, that he is our Advocate in the presence of his Father in heaven.  Second, that we have our flesh in heaven as a sure pledge … Continue reading →

In recent years growing numbers of Evangelicals have become interested in Orthodoxy.  Many want to convert to Orthodoxy but have difficulty with certain Orthodox teachings. Without question, one of the most difficult obstacles for any Protestant Continue Reading

Or   TEN NEVERS  for Coaching Reformed Calvinists so They Don’t Become Orthodox Christians   (Offered by a facetious Orthodox blogger) The Center for Religious Disease Control (Reformed) has recently determined that “conversion sickness” — Protestant Continue Reading