Category: Theology & Dogma

Is it against the Lord Christ’s divinity that He prayed and got tired sometimes? How can we interpret His praying, His fatigue and similar things?

Those addressing these questions concentrate on Christ’s divinity and forget His humanity! He is not only God, but He also took on Him a human nature like ours; a complete human nature. Hence it is written that He shared with us everything except sin (Heb 2:17) and unless He had taken our nature, He would …

The Lord Christ said to the paralytic, “your sins are forgiven you.” (Mark 2:5) and to the sinful woman He said the same (Luke 7:48). Both obtained forgiveness without baptism nor confession, in the same moment, what is the necessity of these two sacramen

The Holy Bible says, “Without shedding of blood there is no remission.” (Heb 9:22). So, the sins of the paralytic and the sinful woman were only forgiven on the cross, not in the same moment and likewise every forgiveness granted before the crucifixion. It is only a promise of forgiveness, not attainment of forgiveness. The …

Who are those whom the Church does not pray for after their death? Why? And can the church pray for the person who commits suicide, being with mental and psychological disorder?

The church may not pray for a person who died in sin without having repented and if they prayed for him wrongly he will not benefit from the prayer.  We know that the wages of sin is death as the Holy Bible says (Rom 6:23). So, if the sinner does not repent for his sin …

Can the devil be saved? What do the fathers say? Is this thought right?

The devil cannot be saved. There are even explicit texts in the Holy Bible supporting our view. One of the most important of these is in the Revelation, “And the devil, who deceived them, was cast into the lake of fire and brimstone where the beast and the false prophet are. And they will be …

What is the rule of religion with respect to spiritualism? Can anyone call spirits, ask them and receive their answers and believe what they say?

The first point is: How far can a person call a spirit? This question entails two other questions: 1. Do humans have authority to move spirits as they wish from their place? 2. Do spirits have freedom to move at any call? We know that the spirits of the righteous go to Paradise as the …