What do the Orthodox think about this site?

[Knowledge3]

http://www.biblewheel.com/Wheel/Spokes/Tav_resurrection.asp

Opinions? Thoughts?

[EmperorConstantine]

I say nay.

Where do you find this stuff? :scratch:

[Orthosdoxa]

nay here, too.

here's an idea - explore oca.org - there are tons of good articles, plus lives of the saints. then you'd know everything there was safe. It would probably take you months to get through it :)

[m16150]

nay too.

[Dewi Sant]

Oh dear, it all seems little 'bible-codey' to me.

Keep things simple.

I vote nay.

[EricTheRed]

nay

[Knowledge3]

All in favor say aye. :priest:

[Knowledge3]

I actually like this site because it presents a unique perspective on critical-analysis of the holy bible.

[Anhelyna]

I actually like this site because it presents a unique perspective on critical-analysis of the holy bible.
Wes

You are not looking for unique perspective on critical-analysis of the holy bible.

You are looking for an Orthodox perspective on critical analysis of the Bible . Stick to the tried and trusted . You trust your Priest so ask him if this Site is where he would wish you to look for Biblical Study - my bet is he'll say no.

Stay away from these places

Oh I say NAY too :D

[repentant]

There are so many great Orthodox sources to look at. As someone mentioned the OCA site. There is goarch.org which has alot of articles. Orthodoxinfo, and many other's. My suggestion K3 is to stop looking for other non Orthodox sources. All it will do is confuse you...

nay here too..

[KatherineOCA]

www.monachos.net (http://www.monachos.net) is a great website with a lot of patristics and enough to read to last several years. If one is making a journey into Orthodoxy, I suggest one journeys INTO the teachings of the Church, not something NOT of the Church. There is a synergy among liturgy, piety and teaching. They work together. Stay away from the "unique" and innovative. There is great humility in learning from the Church.

[Knowledge3]

If all the fellow Orthodox brethren say 'nay' then I have to agree with my brethren and agree with the basic Christian fellowship the TAW consensus on this selected 22-spoke Bible -wheel site.

The holy Fathers of Orthodoxy are still our modern contemporaries! I've only just begun my journey into patristic,Christian orthodoxy.

I've begun readings on the Philokalia:2nd Printing in contemporary English for the common orthodox lay-person.

[RobNJ]

Might I add a simple subtle NAY!!!!

[Emmanuel-A]

Well, I tried to read the website's first page and it gave me a headache :scratch: .

So I'll cry along with my friends and say "nay" :sorry:

[rusmeister]

Hey K3, if we all say 'aye' will you limit yourself to oca.org for the next 3 months or at least to canonical Orthodox sites?

FTR (and you can check my posts), I don't even stray into GT (aka GH), let alone cruise heterodox sites - I try to practice what I preach.

If you do not, you will wind up heterodox.

[Knowledge3]

Hey K3, if we all say 'aye' will you limit yourself to oca.org for the next 3 months or at least to canonical Orthodox sites?


Yes. :priest: :liturgy: