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The golden mean
January 04, 2003, 03:02:31 PM »
On one thread Orthodoc observed:
The whole purpose of the Liturgy is centered around the Eucharist. Since that is the case, then why even go to Church at all, or attend the Liturgy at all if you do not intend to partake?
To receive the graces flowing from the Holy Sacrifice simply from being present and from the real, sacramental presence of God, in His throne room, if you will. Not as good as receiving but worth something.
It's like the Greek Orthodox Church I've seen with the sign outside that says - Divine Liturgy at 10:00. Communion at 11:00! Like they were two separate and disctinct events. Not to mention when the vast majority of the people in that parish show up!
When you make the Liturgy overlong and pile one monastic-like practice on top of another as requirements to receive, you end up driving people away from Communion, period.
The whole purpose of the Liturgy is, once again, the Eurcharist, which is prepared so we can once again be reconciled with God through our partaking of it.
And in practice we have gone so far off course. The Greeks never recovered from Turkish rule, practically losing Confession in the process (as has been discussed on another thread), reinforcing infrequent Communion as well. (And only a tiny minority of Greeks, in the world's only officially Orthodox country, regularly go to church.) I understand Athonite monks commune, if at all, Saturdays, and not Sundays, the Lord's Day, because of all the fasting rules getting in the way. (No, I am NOT advocating getting rid of the midnight Communion fast.) Sorry, but that's wack. I know I do the same thing (not receive on Sunday) when I know there will be a marathon of services Sunday. It keeps me away from the Sacrament.
And on another thread, Hypo-Ortho complained about the other extreme as seen among some Catholic congregations, bowdlerizing and uneasternizing the Byzantine Rite:
I watched a Divine Liturgy of the Byzantine-Ruthenian Catholic Rite online this past week, and I noticed some significant departures from Orthodox rubrics, but these departures were very much in line with Latin Rite "Novus Ordo" practice, i.e., "Latinizations."
Instead of the priest giving the deacon from the chalice to drink of the Precious Blood, the deacon took the chalice off the altar himself and communed himself thereof. The lay boy altar servers were all communed within the altar instead of outside the altar, as is proper for anyone below the order of deacon according to Byzantine Orthodox rubrics. But these Ruthenian departures are all in line with Latin Rite rubrics.
(I know these don't demonstrate the opposite example to infrequent Communion but do show an approach to the Byzantine Rite we don't want to take.)
To both extremes I say there has to be a better, orthodox, workable way.
A modest proposal: one can benefit from a practical approach and yet remain Eastern. Teach people about when they need to confess (mortal vs. venial sin, for example — not unknown in Russian Orthodox manuals), then have Vespers every Saturday night with Confession afterwards (which a lot of US Orthodox churches already do). Then have a 'lean, mean' Divine Liturgy on Sunday that starts on time, at a reasonable hour (9 or 9.30 am?) and lasts about 90 mins. Lose the -+-¦-¦-+ -+ -+-¦-¦-+ litanies. (Have Orthros starting about 8 for those congregations in the Greek tradition, or Third and Sixth Hours the half-hour before Liturgy for those in the Russian.)
Bottom line: if you are in the state of grace (no mortal sin) and have kept the midnight fast (unless dispensed by your father confessor), receive. 'Approach with the fear of God and with faith.'
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January 04, 2003, 03:47:50 PM »
What is a venial sin? What constitutes a mortal sin? To me a mortal sin would be something like murder, suicide, harming someone seriously.
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January 04, 2003, 07:58:18 PM »
Quote from: sinjinsmythe on January 04, 2003, 03:47:50 PM
What is a venial sin? What constitutes a mortal sin? To me a mortal sin would be something like murder, suicide, harming someone seriously.
One Orthodox priest told me that "sin is sin." We Orthodox don't differentiate between mortal and venial sins. We go to Confession to be healed of our spiritual diseases. It doesn't happen with one Confession--the process is ongoing, so we can't possibly confess all our sins in a single Confession: we hit the ones that are affecting us most deeply at the time, and then let our Father Confessors take it from there.
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January 04, 2003, 09:08:42 PM »
Mortal vs. Venial Sins: (according to my early RC upbringing, which of may now be subject to the contemporary RC beliefs in what is serious and what is not.)
A Mortal Sin is any serious offense against the Law of God. The act must have forethought and carried out in spite of knowing it is serious. Mortal Sins need to be confessed to a priest prior to receiving Holy Communion.
A Venial Sin is any sin that is not serious. Should be confessed but would not keep you from communing if you didnt confide in a priest at confession time.
Mortal Sin: Commiting murder.
Venial Sin: Cursing when you hit your thumb when trying to hit a nail.
Very legalistic, in that, it takes in the gravity as well as the act itself. One could argue ones self out of a Mortal Sin if for the "right" reasons. (eg I was hungry and stole a dollar off a street person. )
Rule of thumb, the capital Sins: Pride, Lust, Envy etc. fit the Mortal Sin mold.
I agree with the Eastern churches that sin is sin no matter what.
But what do I know. Any former RC'rs out there have a more up to date teaching on what makes a sin Mortal?
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January 05, 2003, 12:10:00 AM »
AFAIK, the concept of "mortal sins" came into vogue from the Old Testament. Mortal sins were those that were punishable by death under Mosaic Law in the OT. Therefore, they affected a sinner's "mortality" in more ways than one. Stoning, anyone?
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January 05, 2003, 01:39:38 AM »
I John 5:17
Every kind of wrongdoing is sin, but not all sin is deadly
Of course the Latin legalistic concept of the above is skewed, but Saint John does seem to indicate there is a division. To me the general idea is that something ver very minor and not done with much forethought is wrong and harmful for the sould, but will most likely not bring eternal condemnation. On the other hand doin something very serious with much forethough is VERY deadly to the soul. In the end it is up to the spiritual father to go through this and help his spiritual child and not a matter for lists of what's mortal and what's venial. This is my opinion only, and I would love to see some patristics on this concept since I have not yet read any on it.
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January 06, 2003, 05:35:15 PM »
I remember two priests, both converts to the GOA and AOA respectively, discuss confession and the frequency of communion. To make a long story short, both talked in terms of venial/mortal sin, but of course didn't use those terms exactly. Holy Communion is for the remission of sins, and I think to a certain degree the venial/mortal distinction is useful.
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January 07, 2003, 09:16:08 AM »
Dearest brother Serge, you said:
And in practice we have gone so far off course. The Greeks never recovered from Turkish rule, practically using Confession in the process (as has been discussed on another thread), reinforcing infrequent Communion as well. (And only a tiny minority of Greeks, in the world's only officially Orthodox country, regularly go to church.) I understand Athonite monks commune, if at all, Saturdays, and not Sundays, the Lord's Day, because of all the fasting rules getting in the way. (No, I am NOT advocating getting rid of the midnight Communion fast.) Sorry, but that's wack. I know I do the same thing (not receive on Sunday) when I know there will be a marathon of services Sunday. It keeps me away from the Sacrament.
I doubt you have been to Greece, let alone Mt. Athos, yet you have a tendancy to speak as though you are somewhat of an authority on these matters. You have your own opinion on what you think is the best practice regarding confession and communion and to a certain extent I agree with you. What I cannot agree with is your attitude towards other practices which you do not agree with such as what you allege regarding practice on Mt. Athos. Orthodoxy is not about rules, but rather freedom. There are clearly defined boundaries but within those boundaries there is great freedom and a large range of practices that can all be considered orthodox. Otherwise we would all be following one strict text for the liturgy, there would be no triphonic or tetraphonic singing as all would follow the byzantine form of singing etc. Mt. Athos is a universe away from America. What works for you does not necessarily work for the Athonites and you should not judge their practices which have slowly come about over centuries through much prayerful consideration.
Getting back to the first part of your statement, Greece survived as a culture and nation under Turkish rule solely because of the church. I believe far more damage has been done to Greece by the influx of Western culture in recent times than anything that happened under the Turks. Greece may have suffered terribly under the Turkish yoke but the church thrived.
Me, I'm one of that tiny minority that has to squeeze through the crowd with my children so they can have communion each week. Perhaps all of the minority are gathered at this one church and all the others are empty, but no, I've been to other churches and they have all been close to full too. I'm also seeing a lot more young people in church these days too. It is possible that the situation is different down in Athens, since I can only speak for Thessaloniki.
I'm sorry if I come across a little harsh, diplomacy is not one of my strong points. I hope that you will be gracious enough to point out my own flaws as I am sure they are many. Perhaps I do not readily perceive the problems in my own church since it is through the church in Greece that I came to orthodoxy and I may look at it through rose coloured glasses. If this is the case then I ask your forgiveness.
Your brother, who thinks he is making progress when in reality he remains the least of all, John.
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Prodomos thank you for your excellent post. You said it right.
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January 09, 2003, 12:20:25 PM »
The Church of Greece admits to an average attendance rate of about 20% which, for Europe, is quite good.
Still, domestically, Orthodoxy has a strong and positive influence in the life of the average Greek family. If you have ever lived in Greece, you will understand what I mean.
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I appreciate the hell out of the detective angle Layman is using. This issue had a mix of everything and a solid pace despite tying into several other titles. I think he's gonna build up some serious momentum if he's allowed. This team is already doing well in showing that dark doesn't have to be grim.
This was also the best Andy Clarke I've ever seen.
I'm all for fun, but fun isn't enough. I also want novelty; I want to be surprised, and as long as I'm making demands I'd also like to think and feel.
For a start, I'm not a fan of Batman, or the whole street level superhero milieu. Done well, I'm into it, so long as it's deeply character focused (Gotham Central, Daredevil, etc). But when it comes to superhero action books on this street level, driven by plot and action? Generally not my thing.
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Two issues in a row, Layman is still making this fun for the Penguin fans. I may have to subscribe to this comic.
*shrug*I've seen that a billion times in a billion ways, and I've got no interest in it.
I mean I don't remember very many Penguin vs Clayface occasions
The specifics of it may be different, but the general shape of things is the same.
It really is okay. I'm not maligning the quality of this. I am glad people have something they enjoy, and that DC is making an effort to put out high quality stuff. Just in terms of basic craft and quality it is leaps and bounds ahead of what they were putting out before.
Not all stuff that is good is going to be for me. I'd like to think I'm open to anything that is GREAT or revolutionary or what have you, but good? That's going to depend on so many things!
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I think Layman said in a CBR TV interview that he started off more conservative than what he wanted due to nervousness, but he's gotten better at it as his run continues. I doubt we'll get something quite as madcap as Chew in Detective, but I do think it's going to get crazier/funnier as it continues.
With the migranes thing--my interpretation has always been that Bruce has a pathological need to be in control of both his mind and body, so if he needs to suffer pain to keep it that way, then that's the price he has to pay.
Also, read Chew. Like seriously. Right now.
[QUOTE=DarkKnghtJared;16126072With the migranes thing--my interpretation has always been that Bruce has a pathological need to be in control of both his mind and body, so if he needs to suffer pain to keep it that way, then that's the price he has to pay.
Also, read Chew. Like seriously. Right now.[/QUOTE]
I've read the first two arcs in Chew and got a little bored with it. Loved it up until the end though.
On your point about Bruce being pathological, you're probably right and that's a good point. Maybe if Layman pointed to this or insinuated it more clearly I would have thought of that myself.
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Pretty much this. I found this issue to be pretty "meh." I may pick up the next just to see where it's going but while this ish was by no means bad, it wasn't really all that compelling. Neither the art nor the writing really grabbed me.
Major props for "fighting featherweights" though. Great line. <grin>
If you're not reading Unwritten you should be.
True,it felt like a better written version of Jenkins/Finch TDK series,or maybe I came to that conclusion because of the cliffhanger(which I felt was kinda stupid).
However I'm pleased to see that we can have a normal batbook,the kind that does'nt earth shattering,foundation shaking stories every other issue.
Yep. I feel like this and The Dark Knight are pretty much the same thing right now. You can make the argument that this is more based on crime while TDK is more based on villain psychology, but neither title is doing super compelling stuff in those regards, and stylistically they are sooooo similar.
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Yeah...that's pretty much just going by the similar visuals there.
I think Layman is worth a little more patience. I can't think of anyone who's done better with Batman in their very first two issues.


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[JURIST] The Special Court for Sierra Leone (SCSL) [official website; JURIST news archive] formally suspended the trial against former Liberian President Charles Taylor [BBC profile; SCSL case materials] Monday, ordering [PDF text] the prosecution to resume its case on August 20. Taylor attended [Reuters report] Tuesday's court session, marking the first time he appeared in court since his trial began in June. Taylor has been boycotting the proceedings [JURIST report], demanding that the SCSL obtain a British Queen's Counsel on his behalf after he fired his court-appointed lawyer before the prosecution presented their opening arguments. Presiding Judge Julia Sebutinde [official profile] has ordered the addition of four people to Taylor's defense team and that a new lead counsel be appointed by July 31. The addition came as a response to Taylor's accusations that his single court-appointed lawyer was unfairly outnumbered by the prosecution team. Sebutinde said [transcript; PDF] Tuesday that the additional trial delay, requested by both the prosecution and defense [JURIST report], was granted because:
The Chamber agrees that to compel Duty Counsel to represent the accused during this one week, without affording him adequate administrative support or time to prepare, would indeed amount to a violation of Mr Taylor's fair-trial rights in as far as counsel could not be expected to effectively cross-examine the witnesses, Prosecution witnesses, nor effectively challenge the Prosecution evidence.It will be remembered that the Trial Chamber did, as early as March 2007 and on several occasions after that, warn of unlikely due delay emanating from the failure of the Registry to address and resolve Mr Taylor's representation and investigative requirements in good time before the start of the trial. Thus, while the Chamber generally frowns upon undue delay of these proceedings, we are mindful of our overriding obligation to conduct a fair trial and to guarantee the statutory rights of Mr Taylor, who, in this case, should not be penalised for the laxity of the Registry.Furthermore, the Trial Chamber is of the view that the alternative proposed by the Prosecutor; namely, that of calling the experts today to give their evidence in-chief and then to postpone their cross-examination until August when a new Defence team is in place, would also not be in the interests of justice or of a fair trial.It is for all the above reasons that the Trial Chamber agreed to review its earlier order of 25th June 2007 and granted the joint request and postponed this trial to 20th August 2007, when the Prosecution case is then expected to recommence and a new Defence team is expected to be in place and ready to effectively represent the accused without further undue delay.
[JURIST] A federal judge has dismissed a lawsuit [JURIST report] brought by the New York Times against the US Defense and Justice Departments, ruling that the departments were not required to disclose classified records on the government's warrantless wiretapping program [JURIST report] sought by the newspaper under the Freedom of Information Act [text]. US District Judge Richard M. Berman ruled last Thursday that the classified material sought fell under the attorney-client and presidential communications privileges, both exemptions under FOIA. The New York Times is also seeking material that is not classified, and Berman has yet to make a decision on whether the DOJ and DOD have properly withheld those records.The Times filed the lawsuit last year after the departments failed to release requested documents regarding the National Security Agency's domestic surveillance program. The newspaper broke the story in late 2005, reporting that the government has secretly eavesdropped on domestic phone conversations without court approval [JURIST report], and submitted a FOIA request for internal e-mails, memos and names of those spied upon through the program. AP has more.
[JURIST] Arizona Gov. Janet Napolitano signed [press release, PDF] the Legal Arizona Workers Act [AZ HB 2779 materials] Monday, legislation that requires employers to verify that employees are in the United States legally. In what Napolitano called "the most aggressive action in the country against employers who knowingly or intentionally hire undocumented workers," employers who violate the law could have their business licence suspended or, after a second offense, permanently revoked. In her signing statement [PDF text], Napolitano, however, noted several problems with the new Arizona law, including the omission of an anti-discrimination clause and the lack of a "license revocation exception for businesses servicing critical infrastructure," among others. The governor also condemned the federal government for failing to pass immigration reform legislation [JURIST news archive], saying:
Immigration is a federal responsibility, but I signed House Bill 2779 because it is now abundantly clear that Congress finds itself incapable of coping with the comprehensive immigration reforms our country needs. I signed it, too, out of the realization that the flow of illegal immigration into our state is due to the constant demand of some employers for cheap, undocumented labor.... Because of Congress' failure to act, states like Arizona have no choice but to take strong action to discourage the further flow of illegal immigration through our borders. I renew my call to Congress to enact comprehensive immigration reform legislation. Now that Arizona has acted, other states are likely to follow. For our country to have a uniform and uniformly enforced immigration law, the United States Congress must act swiftly and definitively to solve this problem at the national level.
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[JURIST] US Special Counsel Patrick Fitzgerald [official website] has questioned President Bush's classification of I. Lewis "Scooter" Libby's 30-month sentence for perjury and obstruction of justice as "excessive" [statement], saying Monday that Libby's sentence "was imposed pursuant to the laws governing sentencings which occur every day throughout this country." Bush's comment accompanied his commutation of Libby's prison sentence [clemency grant; JURIST report]; Bush did not pardon Libby and left his $250,000 fine and court-ordered two years of supervised release intact. In a statement [E&P report] Monday, Fitzgerald said:
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Hi all, my first post here... I have been + since 2005, on meds (atripla) since 2007. I experienced a swollen lymph gland behind my neck shortly after I started meds. My Dr. really passed it off each visit that I brought it up. He said if it didn't...
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Solid stuff. Bama does seem to do this annually. Big December every year now.
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Lol, Auburn does not have "work to do" to avoid losing Lawson, and we stopped recruiting Lemond Johnson, Arshad Jackson and Jarrad Davis. No mention of getting Montravius Adams's and Toby Johnson's last visits, or signing the #1 JUCO players at RB/OG.
I'd say it was a tad misleading, Barton. You and I both know Foster will sign with Auburn as well.
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Maybe "work to do" was a poor phrase. But to say that Lawson some kind of lock to sign with Auburn would be misleading too.
There was some housecleaning done on the Auburn commit list with Malzahn's hiring but they still have 2 new commitments all fall and are in need of some positive news - of which that hasn't been a whole lot.
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The class of 2012 have officially graduated and are now moving forward in whatever ministry God has in store for them. The commencement speaker was Leith Anderson, who shared many of his insights from his many years in ministry.
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Also, random events are nice, such as money falling from the sky or something like that :)
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This was really cool! I felt like I was really trying to survive for a moment there, lol. It had nice controls and a hefty upgrade system. The only thing I would change would be to make it a little longer, you know? Maybe more upgrades, or longer time to rebuild the balloon, but either way it rocked socks! Kudos to you bro.


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A little medicine, good food and a whole lot of love made this possible. Most people would've walked on by an ugly mangy dog but it took a special person to see the pain and also the hope in Angel's eyes. If you don't see how happy she is in the current picture, then you really can't call yourself an animal person.
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