08-22-2012, 10:15 PM
Shlame wBarakhwata bMaran Esho Mshikha nehwun 'mkhun
<!-- m --><a class="postlink" href="http://www.eastmeetseastblog.blogspot.com/">http://www.eastmeetseastblog.blogspot.com/</a><!-- m --> is an effort to present the theology, especially regarding the person of Christ, of the Church of the East to the Eastern Orthodox world as well as the general public.
As a former member of the Church of the East, I have undertaken to read and explore the primary sources of theology that have become part of the "canon of theology" of the Church of the East by their use or as virture of their intended composition such as canons, historical works, and theological frameworks that have been used consistantly by thinkers of the CoE.
My hope is to carefully treat the story of how the CoE came to become isolated and see if there is anything substantial to justify how other churches see her as heretical. I believe that if we Eastern Orthodox knew more of her beliefs and our own history of 623 years of communion (almost 250 of those years post-Ephesus!), we would need to relize that we may be closer to the CoE than to anyother church.
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Thank you,
Qashisha Aprim Alkhas
<!-- m --><a class="postlink" href="http://www.eastmeetseastblog.blogspot.com/">http://www.eastmeetseastblog.blogspot.com/</a><!-- m --> is an effort to present the theology, especially regarding the person of Christ, of the Church of the East to the Eastern Orthodox world as well as the general public.
As a former member of the Church of the East, I have undertaken to read and explore the primary sources of theology that have become part of the "canon of theology" of the Church of the East by their use or as virture of their intended composition such as canons, historical works, and theological frameworks that have been used consistantly by thinkers of the CoE.
My hope is to carefully treat the story of how the CoE came to become isolated and see if there is anything substantial to justify how other churches see her as heretical. I believe that if we Eastern Orthodox knew more of her beliefs and our own history of 623 years of communion (almost 250 of those years post-Ephesus!), we would need to relize that we may be closer to the CoE than to anyother church.
So check out the blog, please suscribe and FOLLOW and of course, LEAVE COMMENTS: <!-- m --><a class="postlink" href="http://www.eastmeetseastblog.blogspot.com/">http://www.eastmeetseastblog.blogspot.com/</a><!-- m -->
Thank you,
Qashisha Aprim Alkhas