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Thus, we Orthodox remain full of hope.
What do we, Orthodox Christians, want from our pastors?
When pressed to give an answer they would usually repeat Khomiakov's view, shared by many emigrй Russian theologians of this century,namely that we Orthodox can only say what we are ecclesiologically, and it is only God who can decide about the fate of the others.
In the end, we Orthodox are a tiny minority in this country.
But we should not believe that we Orthodox are rid of Western influences.
We Orthodox do not exclude the critical study of the Bible.
So, if we look at Pneumatology in its proper relationship to Christology, we Orthodox should then discard all those ideas of an elite of saints, of Spirit-bearers.
We Orthodox do have a sense of personal encounter with Christ.
That of course is exactly what we Orthodox mean by deification- not that we become additional members of the Holy Trinity- of course not.
We Orthodox like to describe ourselves as the Church of Holy Tradition.
This is something that, in all humility, we Orthodox would ask you to remember- you who live in countries where there is religious freedom and affluence.
We Orthodox often miss the mark in understanding and ministering to this world.
How could we Orthodox learn to enter more fully into our liturgy?
We orthodox follow the tradition of the holy Fathers and the decrees of the sacred councils.”.
If only we Orthodox really knew the Bible as they do.
We Orthodox would have an answer here, but I won't pursue it for the moment.
This is what we Orthodox wish first and foremost to share with our Evangelical brothers and sisters.
We, Orthodox Christian parents, want to bring our children to Christ.
But we Orthodox Christians know that they are deeply mistaken and the Truth is exactly the opposite!
We Orthodox- as opposed to the West- have very often taken Ecclesiology from its historical basis and placed it onto a Pneumatological basis.
We, Orthodox Christians consider it to be One, Holy, Catholic/ Ecumenical/ and Apostolic Church founded by Jesus Christ and his apostles.
We Orthodox believe that after her death she was assumed into heaven, where she now dwells- with her body as well as her soul- in eternal glory with her Son.
So we Orthodox are now presented with a double urgency- on the one hand, there is the missionary task of presenting the Faith to Protestants here in the West;
If we Orthodox had accepted the Latin view of original guilt, then we might also have felt the need to affirm a doctrine of the Immaculate Conception.
So, if we Orthodox were to regard Pneumatology in its proper relationship to Christology, we must forget all these notions of an elite of saints, of Spirit-bearers.
We Orthodox Christians confess that, strictly speaking, only one community of true, faithful Christians can be called“the Church,” as established by God Himself for our salvation.
We Orthodox believe that there was a genuine resurrection from the dead, in the sense that Christ's human body was reunited to his human soul, and that the tomb was found to be empty.
Quite often, we Orthodox become lost in this labyrinth and some of us seek Orthodox Ecclesiology in the Roman Catholic model, thus overstressing the historical element.