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Orthodox Christianity, Culture and Religion, Making the Journey of Faith
Orthodox Christianity, Culture and Religion, Making the Journey of Faith
Noun. Latin for arrogance, inflexibility, and stubbornness; the charge often leveled against early Christians by the Roman authorities as justification for bringing them to court, where they were judged and executed. So much in modern life seeks to separate us from our faith. My name is Jennifer Tosh. This blog is dedicated to the things that I grapple with as a working, homeschooling, Eastern Orthodox Christian mother of 5.
Noun. Latin for arrogance, inflexibility, and stubbornness; the charge often leveled against early Christians by the Roman authorities as justification for bringing them to court, where they were judged and executed. So much in modern life seeks to separate us from our faith. My name is Jennifer Tosh. This blog is dedicated to the things that I grapple with as a working, homeschooling, Eastern Orthodox Christian mother of 5.
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