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The Orthodox Understanding (2.1)

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The Orthodox Understanding (2.1)"All I need is me and my Bible! I don't need any TRADITION." Unfortunately, that very statement is a tradition. It is a way of thinking that has come out of Protestantism. Whether you are aware of it or not, everyone has a tradition. If you aren't aware of it, you will always be stuck inside of it. The Question is: Is your tradition that of the Apostolic Church? The very Scriptures themselves say that the Church, not the Scriptures, but the CHURCH, is

"All I need is me and my Bible! I don't need any TRADITION." Unfortunately, that very statement is a tradition. It is a way of thinking that has come out of Protestantism. Whether you are aware of it or not, everyone has a tradition. If you aren't aware of it, you will always be stuck inside of it. The Question is: Is your tradition that of the Apostolic Church? The very Scriptures themselves say that the Church, not the Scriptures, but the CHURCH, is the "pillar and foundation of the truth" (1 Tim. 3:15). St. Paul says to "hold onto the traditions you were taught either by word of mouth or by letter" (2 Thess. 2:15). Christianity is a tradition. Consider this. The Church existed before the New Testament was written. The events of the Gospels and the Book of Acts existed before the narratives about the events were composed. The letters to the Churches (like Romans) couldn't have been written unless those Churches already existed. So, what is the Church, then?
From the beginning of Christianity until 1054 A.D., the Church was Orthodox. Then, in the middle-ages, the Church divided. The East was Orthodox, the West became Catholic. Protestantism emerged from Catholicism around the 1500s. All three branches of Christianity have their own history, and have (whether you are inclined to accept it or not) their own traditions.
Which Church is the historical Church that can trace itself back to the Apostles? Which tradition is the earliest Apostolic one? Which tradition is a consistent system as a whole? Which tradition is faithful? Which tradition has authority invested in it through the Apostles and their successors? This book is about the true Christian tradition, how the West has erred, and what the true tradition says about the Gospel and Salvation.
What you think you know about the Gospel is probably heretical, and likely not even Biblical. This book will "Orthodoxize" you, straighten out your theology, and provide the correct understanding of the Gospel, faith, salvation, and how to read your Bible.

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