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I didn't do anything... Rabbena me3aak and thank you for posting this beautiful story of faith. Saleeli God Bless
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Translation of the last post: In a day like this St. Thomas the Apostle was martyred. This saint was born in Galilea, and our Lord and Saviour chose him amongst the twelve apostle. He's the one who told the disciples when the Lord wanted to go to r…
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Hey QT I think this verse will answer your question Those whom I love I rebuke and discipline. So be earnest, and repent. (revelation 3:19) The Lord is a loving father who cares for our salvation and if this means punishing and disciplining us onc…
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Thank you... pray for me, god bless
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Hey, ok it's not an orthodox church, and it's not that beautiful on the inside, but on the outside the Dom of Florence in Italy was absolutely wonderful. I have never been so impressed by a church architecture before in my life. plz pray for me G…
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Wow QT amazing how one can influence others that way. Of course we shouldn't go around preaching things that even we don't always obey... But we should be the salt, the light as Christ said. People should see our good deeds and glorify God, or if t…
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Hey coptic pharaoh, I agree with what you said, although I think it's a bit extreme to say that muslims are the reason for our strong faith. But I would say that the persecution we have to deal with with SOME muslims, NOT ALL reminds us that we are …
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[quote author=*Regretful+Sinner* link=topic=6601.msg88423#msg88423 date=1211591623] I don't get this quote and it is said by saint augustine!!! God is not what you imagine or what you think you understand. If you understand you have failed. …
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I have a couple of comments to make Firstly, why do you feel such pity on the people of el Zabaleen??? I have been there, and although I must say that hygene wasn't present at all in the area where they lived, the churches (there were many) were ab…
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Don't tell God how big the storm is, but tell the storm how big your God is. Pope Shenouda said this one, it's so beautiful: The weapon of death is in the hands of your enemies but your life is in the hands of God.
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wow beautiful... makes you really think
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Very well said clay, I agree, our focus shouldn't be on how to attack islam and destroy it, but on how to be better christians ourselves... When people see the light of the world, they will come to it and wish to be enlightened. Christ told us that…
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Once an atheist asked a christian: What if you die and find out that there was no God and no hell and no heaven. Won't you regret having spent your entire life following His commandments and obiding by His rules? The christian answered: If after I d…
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Hey QT, can u give me some more info on these theological classes in the summer I'd love to attend something like that... Thanks in advance God bless
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No it's not stupid at all. But what I meant is that there's more to it than just money. It's political also. Many egyptians accuse copts of supporting american foreign policy which hasn't been receiving such good responses lately... God bless
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wow thanks very much for the explanation, truly God's mercy and grace is infinite. Praise Him with all our hearts...
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Ok thank you very much. I only hope abouan A doesn't get hurt or anything... But I'll try and go with my heart; Thanks again for your advise God bless you
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Hey I also wanted to thank all of you for being so helpful. I'm relativly new to this site but am really glad I've found it and hope to be able to contribute to it somehow. I love being able to talk to such kind people with many of whom I share the …
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God bless
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Indeed a beautiful contemplation QT, and I'm sorry I don't know the priest's name who sais the sermon about the three youths. Maybe it was abouan Morkos Milad or Dawood Lam3y. About Joseph though, what I like most about him is his ability to forgive…
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God bless
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I thought we made a difference between partaking OF and partaking IN but I think it means we taste or touch the divine when we take communion, not that we acutually become divine or anything like that. I'm not sure though, plz correct me if I'm wron…