

Apocalypse Now and Then
Jul 22, 2021
Orthodox priests delve into the concept of apocalypse as a revelation rather than the end of the world, exploring the unity of material and spiritual realities. They discuss the symbolism of the dove representing the Holy Spirit and the importance of active participation in liturgical services. The conversation extends to interpreting scripture for spiritual truths and emphasizing the impact of worship and obedience beyond canonical boundaries.
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Intro
00:00 • 2min
Exploring Online Education, Episode Titles, and Thoughts Influence
01:38 • 3min
Exploring Pre-Reflective Consciousness and Self-Knowledge
04:13 • 8min
Exploring the Limitations of Language in Expressing Spiritual Realities
11:59 • 18min
The importance of active participation in liturgical services
29:46 • 3min
Exploring the Unity of Material and Spiritual Realities
32:22 • 19min
Exploring the Genre of Apocalypse in Scripture
51:37 • 2min
Worship and Obedience Beyond Canonical Boundaries
53:41 • 11min
Exploring Reasoning and Communication
01:05:06 • 8min
Symbolism of the Dove and the Holy Spirit
01:12:53 • 7min
Unveiling the Apocalypse
01:19:38 • 10min
Interpreting Scripture Beyond Scientific Context
01:29:52 • 20min
Unveiling Christ through the Liturgy
01:50:01 • 9min
The Limits of Language in Religious Practice
01:58:43 • 9min
Reflections on Spirituality and Worship
02:07:37 • 23min