I confess my sin, father. The most complete analysis of sins and ways to fight them
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In the book of the priest Alexei Claus "confessioning sin, Batyushka" presents the most complete list of sins found in the life of a modern person. The preparation for the publication is used both pre-revolutionary and modern Orthodox sources. For the convenience of the reader and better logical understanding, the material is set out based on the ten commandments of the Lord. Part of the book is devoted to the issues of confession, psychology, choosing a spiritual father, as well as the danger of charms, towing a Christian already from the first steps of his spiritual path.
You keep the third in your hands - Augmented, corrected and finalized - version of the book. Since 2001, she asked nine reprints, found recognition from many Orthodox people, was approved by the Publishing Council of the Russian Orthodox Church, he received a literary premium of St. Blessed Prince Alexander Nevsky. At the same time, a number of claims and comments were expressed to this book. The main of them concerned the name and meaning of sins on the 7th commandment. Opponents doubted: Is it worth it to disclose the content of prodigal sins in such detail, emphasize their diversity? Is this not disregarded by an inexperienced reader? For this reason, they called the book harmful, and "particularly zealous" offered to even burn it (so far, thank God, without the author) Is this position justified? Publisher prompted by numerous requests for the book is deeply convinced: such a position is vicious. Confirms such a look also that recently in the world have occurred (and continue to be exacerbated) radical changes. They radically change the worldview of people, inclining them towards sin.
Under these conditions, the author believes that it does not have the right to keep pause. The most important task of our church and clergy is currently a decisive impact of existing carnal sins, and not going to make them. The reasoning that, if sin is named and is outlined, it can damage the chaste person, - lie. Total depravity of modern people is such that the very concept of sin disappears from their consciousness. Requires a clear indication and displacement of the existing lawlessness to protect at least some from it. The book "confessional sin, father" is sent to this
You keep the third in your hands - Augmented, corrected and finalized - version of the book. Since 2001, she asked nine reprints, found recognition from many Orthodox people, was approved by the Publishing Council of the Russian Orthodox Church, he received a literary premium of St. Blessed Prince Alexander Nevsky. At the same time, a number of claims and comments were expressed to this book. The main of them concerned the name and meaning of sins on the 7th commandment. Opponents doubted: Is it worth it to disclose the content of prodigal sins in such detail, emphasize their diversity? Is this not disregarded by an inexperienced reader? For this reason, they called the book harmful, and "particularly zealous" offered to even burn it (so far, thank God, without the author) Is this position justified? Publisher prompted by numerous requests for the book is deeply convinced: such a position is vicious. Confirms such a look also that recently in the world have occurred (and continue to be exacerbated) radical changes. They radically change the worldview of people, inclining them towards sin.
Under these conditions, the author believes that it does not have the right to keep pause. The most important task of our church and clergy is currently a decisive impact of existing carnal sins, and not going to make them. The reasoning that, if sin is named and is outlined, it can damage the chaste person, - lie. Total depravity of modern people is such that the very concept of sin disappears from their consciousness. Requires a clear indication and displacement of the existing lawlessness to protect at least some from it. The book "confessional sin, father" is sent to this
Author:
Author:Alexy Moroz Priest
Cover:
Cover:Hard
Category:
- Category:Health, Fitness & Dieting
- Category:Self Help & Self Education
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ISBN:578-5-9907107-7-1
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