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** Apostolic succession preserves alignment, unity and sanctity of an uncorrupt faith and as faithful of the Holy Church it is our responsibility to safeguard that original teaching and practice of the Church. | ** Apostolic succession preserves alignment, unity and sanctity of an uncorrupt faith and as faithful of the Holy Church it is our responsibility to safeguard that original teaching and practice of the Church. | ||
| + | ** (St. John of Damascus) “We do not change the everlasting boundaries which our fathers have set but we keep the Tradition, just as we received it.” | ||
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Revision as of 05:12, 12 August 2022
Grade 10 Lesson 2: A Genuine and Uncorrupted Faith
Learning Outcomes
Oriental Orthodox Church History
- G10.LO15 - Explore the beauty of unity in the diversity among the Oriental Orthodox Churches.
Church Fathers
- G10.LO17 - Discuss the lives of the fathers mentioned in the 5th Thubden.
Councils
- G10.LO25 - Justify the Oriental Orthodox position on Chalcedon.
Church
- G10.LO44 - Discuss the qualities of the Orthodox Church including the importance of Apostolic Succession.
Textbook Lesson
Expanding Thoughts on Lesson
- What makes us Orthodox?
- “Apostolic succession is an indispensable factor in preserving unity in the Church. Those in that succession are accountable to it, and are responsible to ensure that all teaching and practice in the Church is in keeping with her apostolic foundations. Mere personal conviction that one's teaching is correct can never be considered adequate proof of accuracy.” (Apostolic Succession, Antiochian Orthodox Christian Archdiocese of North America)
- Summary
- Apostolic succession preserves alignment, unity and sanctity of an uncorrupt faith and as faithful of the Holy Church it is our responsibility to safeguard that original teaching and practice of the Church.
- (St. John of Damascus) “We do not change the everlasting boundaries which our fathers have set but we keep the Tradition, just as we received it.”
Lesson Resources
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