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I’m an Anglican priest moving toward Orthodoxy. It’s time for me to leave Protestantism and take my first steps into the Orthodox Church. I invite you to watch as God lights one footstep at a time.
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With a normal subjective viewpoint, we look out from ourselves onto the world. We see a world created by God, imbued with the presence of God, finding its consummation in God. At the fall, this becomes looking out for ourselves onto objects of desire or obstacles to our desires. Every thought comes through the filter…
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Each possibility, each eventual u-turn, started with good enough questions. Yet, each time, the desire to be fiscally responsible, to be pastorally helpful and to transition my family into reasonable security turned into anxiety and blurred the vision of the kingdom we had grown to love.
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I feel I must grind away until my brain shuts down. But amid the compression, I pray.
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This is the moment of counting the cost. Questions repeat themselves in my mind recalling the unknown and unanswerable, reinforcing a feeling of dread.
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