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Great is the Mystery of Faith!

Posted by Luke J. Wilson on 17th September 2022 in Early Church | Melito of Sardis,Faith,mysteries,church fathers,early church fathers,Quotes,fragment
..., and the elements turned back, and the day was changed into night: for they could not endure the sight of their Lord hanging on a tree. The whole creation was amazed, marvelling and saying, "What new mystery, then, is this?" The Judge is judged, and holds his peace; the Invisible One is seen, and is not ashamed; the Incomprehensible is laid hold upon, and is not indignant; the Illimitable is circumscribed, and doth not resist; the Impossible suffereth, and doth not avenge; the Immortal dieth, and answereth not a word; the Celestial is laid in the grave, and endureth! What new mystery is this? The whole creation, I say, was astonished; but, when our Lord arose...
 

Keeping Christ in Xmas

Posted by Luke J. Wilson on 15th November 2023 in Christmas | xmas,christmas,history
...itectural elements of Christian basilicas and churches (and as the logo for this website). Its use spans different regions and periods, reflecting the symbol's enduring significance in Christian history. The Chi Rho symbol Understanding the linguistic history of “Xmas” and the symbolism of the Chi Rho provides a clearer perspective on these aspects of the Christmas tradition. Far from modern inventions, both are rooted in ancient linguistic and religious traditions that have persisted through the centuries. These symbols contribute to the rich history of Christmas celebrations, connecting contemporary practices to the linguistic and iconographic herit...
 
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