Why Study Orthodox Christianity with Dr Mary Cunningham

[NottmUniversity]

You are of course correct in saying that there are many Orthodox Christians in the Ukraine, as well as in other Eastern European countries that I did not mention.I was not attempting to provide a catalogue of all of the nations in which Orthodox Christianity flourishes;rather, a general sense of where most are located.These videos are short & there is unfortunately not time to say everything that I would like to.I am grateful for your response & glad that this can be made clear now.Dr Cunningham

[viteksin]

I'm from Ukraine, i'm ortodox, "expert" said: Greece, Russsia, Bulgaria, Romania... strange wrong expert... 45 000 000 ukrainian is not ortodox? thak's for you,english expert...

[JudithMatta]

East-West doctrinal differences grow from the ground of belief: Latin west uses Augustine's philosophy (dualistic); Orthodox Christianity founded on a personal relationship with Christ - His Person as fully Divine and Human. Body and Soul can therefore be transformed (theosis) into God-likeness thru communion with His human-Divine nature with Divine energies. Yes, Orthodox suffer: we are His Body on earth, He is our Head. See our videos on Orthodox Christianity under Judith Irene Matta.

[davidpwithun]

I enjoyed this video very much; thank you for the sympathetic, academic introduction to the Orthodox Church.