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Speaker

  • Fr Mark Aziz (4)
  • Fr Botros Philippos (1)

Date

  • 2017 (4)
  • 2009 (1)

Church/Organization

  • St Mark Coptic Orthodox Church of Washington DC (4)
  • St Maurice St Verena Coptic Orthodox Church of Toronto Canada (1)

Series

Topic

Keywords

  • (-) Exposing Atef Aziz teachings (4)
  • (-) unity (1)
  • theology (6)
  • faith (4)
  • God (4)
  • science (4)
  • soteriology (4)
  • salvation (3)
  • skepticism (3)
  • doctrine (2)
  • existence (2)
  • orthodoxy (2)
  • redemption (2)
  • agreement (1)
  • apostolic (1)
  • baptism (1)
  • bible (1)
  • born again (1)
  • christian (1)
  • Christian life (1)
  • christian living (1)
  • christology (1)
  • Church Rites (1)
  • commandments (1)
  • comparitive theology (1)
  • covenant (1)
  • creation (1)
  • Divinity of our Lord Jesus Christ (1)
  • easter (1)
  • emotions (1)
  • Feast of Resurrection (1)
  • grace (1)
  • miracle (1)
  • myroun (1)
  • oneness (1)
  • orthodox (1)
  • persecution (1)
  • protestant (1)
  • purpose (1)
  • QA (1)
  • religion (1)
  • repentance (1)
  • resurrection (1)
  • sola scriptura (1)
  • supernatural (1)
  • works (1)
  • world (1)
  • YIC Melbourne (1)

Theology

Upright Faith Series

Upright Faith - Part 1 - Intro
Upright Faith - Part 2 - Ask For The Old Path (1)
Upright Faith - Part 3 - Ask For The Old Path (2)
Upright Faith - Part 4 - Then What

Sermons Not In A Series

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Oneness Through Apostolic Teaching
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