
The Seen and Unseen World in Orthodox Christian Tradition
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 141 | Founded | 6 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Religion & SpiritualityChristianity | |||

When the Assyrians carried off the 10 northern Israelite tribes, they imported pagans into Samaria. What is the nature of the religion these people then practiced, and why did Judeans despise them? Take a deep dive with us into the history of the Sam... more
What happened to the Apostles after the events of Acts? Traditions regarding them are preserved in apocryphal texts from the early Church, but how are we to understand them?
Martyrdom runs throughout the whole Scriptures, memorably referenced by Christ in His phrase "from the blood of Abel to the blood of Zechariah." What is the inner meaning of martyrdom? Is it just getting killed, or does it have actual theological pur... more
What is going on with the Gospel accounts of the passion of Jesus? Why do the Gospel writers describe it as they do? Join us for a close look at the moment when God died.
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It took a year to get current on the episodes, so I’m a little nervous that I’ll have to start waiting for them.
I’ve typed a dozen different reviews and I just want to saw this podcast has been an absolute blessing. Thank you, Fathers.
May 19th on Acts you wrongly stated Catholicism went to Rome via Peter. You failed to say Jesus in a vision commanded Paul in Acts 23:11 to go do in Rome what he’d done in Jerusalem . Why do you put down Catholicism. It belittles you.
Arrogance and ego, along with foolish, juvenile banter. This was once a fascinating, enlightening podcast. No longer. I’m unsubscribing.
Tried an episode from 4/22/22. One speaker said “right?” after nearly every sentence. Lame “jokes.” Annoying banter. Awful.
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This show presents deep Orthodox Christian discussion through two priests who explore the seen and unseen world, church history, theology, and patristic interpretation with a warm, conversational vibe. Episodes blend scripture study, liturgical practice, historical context, and occasional pop culture references to illustrate complex ideas, often inviting listener questions in live formats. Listeners seem to value rigorous theology and accessible explanations, while some episodes are noted for lively banter and digressions that can edge toward rambling. The combination of strong doctrinal content with engaging storytelling and humor is a notable strength, potentially appealing to listeners who appreciate rich historical and theological discu... more
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