
The Seen and Unseen World in Orthodox Christian Tradition
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 139 | Founded | 5 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Religion & SpiritualityChristianity | |||

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Why is the Western theology of salvation, both Catholic and Protestant, different from Orthodoxy? Where did the Latin "treasury of merit" come from? Did Martin Luther fix it? Join the Podfathers for a direct look at a core theological difference with... more
Old Testament sacrifices were offered for sins, but was it only accidental ones? What happens if you sin on purpose? Does Jesus' sacrifice change all this? And why repent if Jesus paid it all? Fr. Stephen and Fr. Andrew explore the relationship betwe... more
What do you do with a dead human body? The ancient world had strong opinions about this, and they showed up not only in their cemeteries and funerary rites but also in the myths central to their religious practice.
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I learn a lot from this podcast and I long for more, but I often have to shut it off before an episode ends because the hosts cannot stay on topic. The meaningless chatter is not entertaining and is very frustrating. Please, PLEASE respect your audience and practice self-control. Just because it comes to mind does not mean it needs to be said.
Amazing podcast series really worth taking time out to listen 🙏
As a Greek Orthodox Christian I find it refreshing to see the Unseen discussed from the perspective of my heritage. One question I have though is in the contrast between God and the pagan gods. The author mentions that God did not need protection for his throne the way pagan gods did. But I would offer that at least one Greek Myth suggests otherwise. Zeus in great reluctance and sadness reveals himself to the mortal woman Semele upon her demand and she is utterly destroyed by his countenanc... more
Great podcast! Thank you Fathers!☦️☦️
I very much enjoy Fr.s Damick and De Young’s podcast. I am hearing things I have never heard before and have grown significantly in my understanding of the Ancient Faith…however….their immaturity, constant digressions and incessant (forced) laughing completely throw both listener (and themselves) off topic. I started the podcast from the beginning and I am about 30 shows in, so perhaps their newer shows have improved. The last 10 or 15 minutes of the episode are actually the best because they bo... more
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Exploring the rich traditions of Orthodox Christianity, the content addresses a wide array of theological themes and historical contexts, particularly through the lens of unseen spiritual realities. Key topics include sacrificial theology, the Incarnation of Christ, the role of ancient mystery cults, and the cultural significance of biblical figures and narratives, enriching listeners' understanding of the faith. Unique in its combination of humor and depth, the conversations engage both laypersons and scholars alike, making complex theological concepts accessible and thought-provoking. The hosts emphasize the interplay of faith and spirituality, inviting audiences to reflect on their beliefs and challenge preconceptions.
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