Theology Made Simple with Vladika Lazar: Recent Episodes

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Introduction to Orthodoxy; discussion of life in the 21st century.

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IS GOD BOUND BY SOME IMMUTABLE COSMIC LAW OR LAW OF NECESSITY?

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The first of a two-part rebuttal of the idea of juridical justification and the heresy of substitutionary sacrifice of atonement

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There is more to the story of the conflict between John the Baptist and Herod, and it is much more interesting than the very brief story that we find in the gospel.

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Discussion about the nature of worship of God

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Response to a Protestant challenge to the Orthodox faith demonstrating the Protestant misunderstanding.

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beyond mere morality

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Theology made simple: faith or superstition

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What does the "crowning of marriage" liturgical service teach us?

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The Parastasis [pannikhida] as "stepping away from grief" rituals.

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A discussion of the actual meaning of the memorial services for the departed, part one

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Sermon on the Sunday after the cross explaining the trees of paradise as a prophecy about the Cross of Christ

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Random discussion about theology

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Where did the custom or tradition of lighting candles in church begin and why do we do it

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Original Sin and atonement, part two

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The beginning of a discussion about the erroneous doctrine of "Original Sin," and a reflection on the "ancestral sin."

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Is it is it necessary to think that the Bible is without any kind of errors?

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We continue our discussion of theology and circumstances in North America

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Theology made simple: the Saints

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A refutation of the neo-pagan doctrine of atonement by Substitutionery Sacrifice

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Theology made simple: Worship and liturgy

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Theology made simple: liturgical worship

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Theology made simple: Free Will, part 1

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Bible study groups usually involve random and varied peoples interpreting Scripture, even if they are contradicting the holy fathers in their interpretations

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Continuing the introductory part of our series on "theology made simple."

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Part 1 of 3 parts on how we read the Bible from an Orthodox Christian perspective.

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The 3rd part of our introduction to the Orthodox Christian faith.

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Part 1 of an introduction to the Orthodox Christian faith and its theology.