Introduction to the Orthodox Church

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	"The best intro for Protestants"

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	"A good intro for Roman Catholics"

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	"Another very good intro for Protestants"

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	"Explains the Orthodox view of life after death, especially the "toll houses""

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	"The most popular intro to Orthodoxy, though a little dry perhaps"

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	"The Orthodox daily life from a conservative perspective"

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	"Goes in depth to discover what the very first believers thought about this subject"

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	"Not considered elementary, but advanced. Yet very very helpful material on spiritual warfare"

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	"An introductory text on Orthodox doctrine written for Westerners"

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	"A short transcript from a talk given by one of America's most celebrated Orthodox Christians"

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	"An introduction to the use of the "Jesus Prayer" as told in the life of this unknown "fool for Christ""

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	"Written from a Catholic perspective, but many of the questions are potent, and the cost is very reasonable"

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	"The Orthodox Study Bible introduces the Orthodox interpretation of many key verses, with the Septuagint OT showing many variations from the Hewbrew"

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	"The EOC claims to be the one true Church. Her main argument is that she holds Apostolic Succession. This means that Her bishops had laid on them all the way back to the Apostles who first laid hands."

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	"Altough the Ethiopian Tawahedo Orthodox Church is not in Communion with the EOC this book is still very useful i understanding the history of that Church and the split from the Chalcedonian Council"

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	"The Septuagint is the OT version  that the Eastern Orthodox Churches use. This is the latest translation"

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	"The Apocrypha is included in the Bibles of al Apostolic Churches. This is the Oxford translation, which includes all the books of the EOC OT.."

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	"This three volume set is very helpful in gathering the best quotes of the early Fathers and showing that they were in practice Catholic/Orthodox. They practiced liturgy and believed in the Eucharist"

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	"Another great resource in showing how the early Christians differed greatly from modern Protestantism, though not from an EOC standpoint."

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	"I have the first 10 volumes which make up the Ante Nicene Period of the early Church. This is straight from the horses mouth"