arapahoepark
Puritan Board Professor
Looking around on EO beliefs in this forum and like at Monergism.com, I can't help but wonder why they didn't go the way the west did. Also was it Augustine that was the driving force behind doctrines like original sin and a legal and forensic view of salvation, or did other earlier fathers have such views?
Why do Orthodox have such different interpretations of scripture, like the galatians 3:13, regarding overcoming death (which is no doubt part of it, but not necessarily all of it) and salvation? Or does it just revolve around their 49 volumes of eastern church fathers' fanciful interpretations?
Hope you can help answer some of these.
Why do Orthodox have such different interpretations of scripture, like the galatians 3:13, regarding overcoming death (which is no doubt part of it, but not necessarily all of it) and salvation? Or does it just revolve around their 49 volumes of eastern church fathers' fanciful interpretations?
Hope you can help answer some of these.