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October 27, 2015 By Fr. John A. Peck

How to Read the Bible: Part 2

by Fr. Thomas HopkoThen I remember sentences like St. Tikhon of Zadonsk in Russia, who on his desk when he was writing his books had only really two books: the Bible and a commentary of some parts of the Bible by St. John Chrysostom. Everything is there in the holy Scripture. [It was] St. Seraphim … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Biblical Resources, Sermon Resources Tagged With: Fr. Thomas Hopko, Read the Bible, Scripture

October 26, 2015 By Fr. John A. Peck

How to Read the Bible: Part 1

by Fr. Thomas HopkoSeveral people have contacted me through email and even in person when I travel around and visit people who listen to Ancient Faith Radio. They ask me about reading the Bible. There’s all kinds of questions that are given to me that I get from people about reading the Bible. Some … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Biblical Resources, Hopko Thomas Fr., Sermon Resources Tagged With: Bible, Fr. Thomas Hopko, Read the Bible

August 8, 2015 By Fr. John A. Peck

Madam, I’m Adam

by Fr. Patrick Henry ReardonSometimes there is no good news unless you search for it. I found some recently, for instance, when I wondered if college students today are still obliged to purchase and---though I doubt they ever did---read Michael C. Howard's Contemporary Cultural Anthropology. Well, … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Biblical Resources, Sermon Resources, Theology Tagged With: Adam, cultural anthropology, Eve

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