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Hi Guys!
For those of you, who want to learn more about Orthodox Christianity, how it's different from Catholic christianity, it's opinion on important things in life (ranging from sex to love and computers) you are welcome to visit
www.askaboutcanada.info
The site has a forum where you can discuss whatever comes to mind.
Have a good day
Roman
Hello Roman,
Speaking as someone who was once published in the Charlatan
(I assume its still there), the idea of a petition to reduce the # of fwords is pointless.
1) Like it or not, part of the idea of doing that is to give these publications the appearance that they are not constrained by rules of the adult world (i.e. the post university world).
2) Having someone start a petition telling them to stop makes them feel better because it shows how on the "edge" they are because they are upsetting people. In effect the more you get upset, the more likely they are to use the Fword.
At the end of the day university publications will always pretend to be a little more rebellious than mainstream papers. That's the whole friggin idea, so get over it 
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| Originally posted by romich Hi Guys! For those of you, who want to learn more about Orthodox Christianity, how it's different from Catholic christianity, it's opinion on important things in life (ranging from sex to love and computers) you are welcome to visit www.askaboutcanada.info The site has a forum where you can discuss whatever comes to mind. Have a good day Roman |
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| Originally posted by George Smiley Is your God any less irritating than :TranceVanDyk:'s God? |
I would have thought he was refering to Greek Orthodox?
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| Originally posted by George Smiley Is your God any less irritating than :TranceVanDyk:'s God? |
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| Originally posted by Subey the idea of a petition to reduce the # of F words... |
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| Originally posted by George Smiley I would have thought he was refering to Greek Orthodox? |
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| Originally posted by St_Andrew Russian Orthodox Church according to his site. |
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| Originally posted by George Smiley Isn't that the same thing? |
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| Originally posted by ::TranceVanDyk:: forget debating about orthodoxy and unorthodoxy |
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| Originally posted by St_Andrew Seriously what could be more fun than argueing a fundie? Watching two fundies argue each other! |
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| Originally posted by George Smiley (Reckon TVD is the biggest fundy tho so might be a tough "nut" to crack! ) |
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| Originally posted by George Smiley Isn't that the same thing? |
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| Originally posted by occrider Yet paradoxically he's not a Christian (according to him). Jesus is confused. |
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| The main ways to cure the passions is prayer and fast. Orthodox Christians have official fasts several times a year, however the fast is thought to be not of a imposing food restrictions on yourself, but refraining from �unclean� desires, which darken our hearts. These are, for example, the addiction to hang out, to TV, to computer, to flat jokes, etc. Generally, during the fasts married Christians are supposed to refrain from sex, however this is not that strictly pursued. Another means of achieving cleanness of heart, and mind as well as rejoice and happiness, is prayer. It is generally thought that no other activity brings people closer to God than prayer, and it's best to pray as much as people can. |
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| Originally posted by ::TranceVanDyk:: is your god not a cookie monster? orthodox christianity. are you referencing protestantism? not many are interested in the subject here. forget debating about orthodoxy and unorthodoxy, argue theism vs. non-theism. im tired of argueing alone all the time. you guys are fun though. |
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| The main ways to cure the passions is prayer and fast. Orthodox Christians have official fasts several times a year, however the fast is thought to be not of a imposing food restrictions on yourself, but refraining from �unclean� desires, which darken our hearts. These are, for example, the addiction to hang out, to TV, to computer, to flat jokes, etc. Generally, during the fasts married Christians are supposed to refrain from sex, however this is not that strictly pursued. Another means of achieving cleanness of heart, and mind as well as rejoice and happiness, is prayer. It is generally thought that no other activity brings people closer to God than prayer, and it's best to pray as much as people can. |
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| Originally posted by DrUg_Tit0 Anyway, the primary difference between the greek ortodox church and other ortodox churches (russian, serbian, etc.) is that the greeks do accept the pope as their supreme infallible leader. They are considered orthodox because they still have standard orthodox rituals like marriages, growing beards, etc. |
you guys are just as fundie as me?
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| Oh my fuckin god. You out of all people haven't heard that there exists an ortodox christian church? Amazing. Simply amazing. Anyway, the primary difference between the greek ortodox church and other ortodox churches (russian, serbian, etc.) is that the greeks do accept the pope as their supreme infallible leader. They are considered orthodox because they still have standard orthodox rituals like marriages, growing beards, etc. |
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| Yet paradoxically he's not a Christian (according to him). Jesus is confused. |

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| Originally posted by ::TranceVanDyk:: oooh, so quick to attack. what i meant was, orthodox, means traditional. catholicism is thought be the traditional church since it was the only one until martin luther. |
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| maybe i was overthinking myself. because protestantism is now orthodox, the norm, traditionally held belief now. |
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| of course i know about greek orthodox and russian orthodox, etc. i dont know their specific beliefs that make them a unique denomination, but i know who they are. |
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| Originally posted by ::TranceVanDyk:: oooh, so quick to attack. what i meant was, orthodox, means traditional. catholicism is thought be the traditional church since it was the only one until martin luther. maybe i was overthinking myself. because protestantism is now orthodox, the norm, traditionally held belief now. |
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