Author:Pope Shenouda IIIPublisher:-Publish Year:1996Pages:181Categories:Doctrine and FaithDescription:This systematic study by Pope Shenouda III explores fundamental differences between Orthodox and Protestant doctrines, starting with the premise that faith is one, rooted in Holy Scripture and Ecclesiastical Tradition. The book addresses major disputes concerning Christ's nature, the Holy Spirit's procession,
Sacraments, Priesthood, Salvation, Rituals, Baptism, Confession, Eucharist, Fasts, Monasticism, Intercession, veneration of Saints, Icons, Church architecture, facing East, Incense, Agpeya prayers, the Millennial Reign, Virgin Mary's perpetual virginity, Spiritual Gifts, Spiritual Fatherhood, the Cross, and Election. It concludes by affirming Baptism's efficacy in achieving spiritual rebirth and remission of sins, upholding the conservative Apostolic faith.
