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Friday, September 18, 2009
Orthodox-Taliban Tactics

I dare you to type a blog about:

Pro Ecumenical Patriarchate views
Homosexuality in the Orthodox community
Woman Deaconate
American Orthodox Unity under our Mother Churches
Concerts on Holidays
Or simple post a You-tube video for laughs which makes fun of poor sermons though could be an indictment of the modern priesthood and you begin to feel the sanctimonious tirades coupled with false piety ooze from the salivating mouths of the phobic few who do not posses the intellectual capacity of chipmunks. This is when they begin to:

Make wild accusations about you faithfulness
Pull Canon Law out of the air
attack your character and commitment to the church
attempt to minimize your character because of grammatical errors
call you anti-traditionalist
threaten you physically
Christians, Orthodox Christians! threatening to physically hurt you
Of course these latent cowards do all this in the anonymity of the internet. They can see a few simple facts about somebody on any profile and begin employing scare tactics and threats.

You are no better than the Taliban, the Communists or the Turks! The modern day iconoclasts at the AOI or other "Orthodox Christian" websites which purport to present Orthodox teaching but are nothing more than incubators of fear and hate.

This is one website or better blogger which doesn't fear your pathetic pompous vitriol nor do i care that you even can type.

Their presence on the web is like a virus... something to be avoided.




Posted by The Orthodox Church at 9:44 AM
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2 comments:
elgreca262 said...
It is the modern-day 'end-times' tribulations. It is how we are martyred slowly... imperceptibly

September 18, 2009 12:51 PM
+JN1034 said...
Many Orthodox today perpetrate what our ancestors learned under the Tourkokratia ... to enforce violent Christian versions of the Islamic fatwa (similar to a Papal Bull) as was done to Salman Rushdie in 1988 and Galileo in the 17th century.

September 18, 2009 3:41 PM