Fr. Christian Siskos @NoeticSpring

I’m an Orthodox priest. The message hasn’t changed—just the delivery. noeticspring.kit.com/newsletter Joined January 2021

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Fr. Christian Siskos @NoeticSpring

10 hours ago

@johncdirks @gavinortlund Both/and. Christ defined the boundaries. This is why we say to the Orthodox, there is no salvation outside the Church. To step outside the Church is to be step outside of Christ. However, for those not in the Church, we do not make a judgement calls, for Christ is the judge.

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3 days ago

@MerlesWorld Thank you! It was a pleasure. God bless you.

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5 days ago

@AL_J82 For the first three, you’re absolutely right. In Orthodoxy, God deserves the best.

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Fr. Christian Siskos @NoeticSpring

6 days ago

@pearlythingz Not to mention, your choice of date is not without coincidence. It’s wasn’t just “another” Sunday for us, yesterday was Pentecost. Whether on public property or not, you’re instigating people on a holy day. You could have chosen any other service to come.

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Fr. Christian Siskos @NoeticSpring

6 days ago

@pearlythingz On Sundays, Clergy have more important, and frankly holier, matters to attend to than your attention seeking antics. If you were genuinely curious for a response, you would schedule a time to meet. I don’t doubt people would be willing to be recorded with the proper notice.

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Fr. Christian Siskos @NoeticSpring

6 days ago

Don't get married because it feels right. Get married because this is the person you hope to enter the Kingdom of Heaven with.

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Fr. Christian Siskos @NoeticSpring

7 days ago

@richardrohlin I heard. My sister-In-law attends your parish. I’m sorry that happened. How can you speak to somebody about obedience when they don’t even understand what that means? Stupid Internet sometimes.

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7 days ago

@FrTimothySas @OrthodoxLurker Amen. Blessed feast!

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a week ago

In one sentence, plainly state what you believe the goal of Christianity is and how a person achieves that goal?

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Fr. Christian Siskos @NoeticSpring

2 weeks ago

@RuslanKD I would encourage you to come and see. This doesn’t just mean coming to an Orthodox Church, but spiritually stepping inside of it. This requires that you, like Moses, take off your earthly sandals, leave your worldly knowledge behind, for the ground that you stand on is Holy.

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Fr. Christian Siskos @NoeticSpring

2 weeks ago

@RuslanKD There are no secret traditions here. I speak plainly, because What can be known about God is plain. Thus the saying remains, “Though seeing, they do not see; though hearing, they do not hear or understand.” Respectfully, it is you who are responding to my message.

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Fr. Christian Siskos @NoeticSpring

2 weeks ago

Truth is not rational but experiential. People like this would have crucified Christ with the Pharisees saying, “it is expedient that one man should suffer.” We worship what we know in spirit and in truth but they worship what they do not know b/c they refused to love the truth

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2 weeks ago

@skyredpillguy @ChrisCallsIt @JPuncut @HHS3239 @johncdirks I ran the internal critiques on my views. These guys are raging because I've read the Apostolic Fathers and it only made me more protestant lol. didn't see their modern dogmas in the writings of Clement, Ignatius or Polycarp. that drives them nuts. they're incapable of owning

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Fr. Christian Siskos @NoeticSpring

2 weeks ago

@RuslanKD We come to know Who Christ is, not only from the word of God, but from those who walked with the Word. It is through their experiences that become to understand our own experiences. This is not something that you arrive on your own understanding. Herein lies the difference.

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Fr. Christian Siskos @NoeticSpring

2 weeks ago

@RuslanKD The Pharisees were righteous in their own eyes. I’m sure they saw their own life as “transformed.” This did not make them right in the end. In orthodoxy, our experience is measured against the consensus of the Church. This is how we know that our experience of Christ is true.

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Fr. Christian Siskos @NoeticSpring

2 weeks ago

LORD forgive him for he knows not what he does. Forgive all those who erroneously attack the Orthodox Church. Have mercy on them and manifest yourself to them as you once did to Saul on the road to Damascus. Shine your everlasting light on the darkness of their nous. Amen.

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2 weeks ago

Those who add water baptism as an extra requirement to “really” be a Christian, are making the same ERROR the Galatians were. Adding 1 good act of obedience as part of being saved = Christ won’t save you (Gal. 5:2) Whether it be circumcision, baptism or sharing the gospel.