Theotokos
The Virgin Mary conceived Jesus Christ by the power of the Holy Spirit.
March 7, 2026The Virgin Mary conceived Jesus Christ by the power of the Holy Spirit.
March 7, 2026Seth appears in the biblical narrative as the third named son of Adam and Eve, born following the fratricide of Abel by
March 7, 2026The Guardian Angel constitutes a distinct reality within the pneumatological framework of the Orthodox Christian faith, viewed not as a metaphorical construct
March 7, 2026Capital punishment, or the death penalty, is a legal process whereby a person is put to death by the state as a punishment for a crime. Within the context of Orthodox Christian theology, a particular stance on the death penalty and its relation to pacifism has been historically affirmed, divergin...
March 7, 2026!Holy Trinity
March 7, 2026Angels serve as the ultimate link in the chain of divine mediation, translating the revelations and illuminations of the higher orders into accessible guidance for humanity.
March 7, 2026The first-formed man, the father of all mankind, and the prototype of humanity. Created by God from the dust of the earth on the sixth day.
March 7, 2026 The Ascension of Christ is his final physical departure from this world after The Resurrection. It is the formal completion of his mission in this world as the Messianic Saviour.
March 7, 2026This sacred chest contained the **Two Tablets of the Law**. Sources indicate varying opinions regarding the Ark's full contents; some maintain it held both the first set of tablets broken by Moses and the second intact set, as well as the Torah scroll written by Moses. The Ark was also known as t...
March 7, 2026Within the tripartite structure of the Celestial Hierarchy, the Archangels (Greek: Archangelos) occupy a distinct and pivotal position as the middle rank
March 6, 2026Christ our God, the Existing . . . He Who Is. The Tetragrammaton is the four-letter biblical name of the God of Israel, a name derived from the Hebrew verb meaning “to be” or “to exist,”
March 6, 2026The concept of sin is elucidated primarily through the Greek term hamartia, which literally translates to missing the mark.
March 6, 2026