Friday, 14 February 2020
Valentine's Day, it gives us opportunities.
Source: https://yannispoetry.blogspot.com/2020/02/blog-post_70.html
<><><><><><><><><><><><>Let's love each other… Sincerely.
Source: https://yannispoetry.blogspot.com/2020/02/blog-post_70.html
<><><><><><><><><><><><>Let's love each other… Sincerely.
The last years, more and more educational institutions in Europe and America are adding the teaching of the Ancient Greeks to their programs. Not only at an academic level, but mainly in primary education.
What is it that causes so much interest in the language of our ancestors; It is finally one “dead” language; If yes, then why are they so busy teaching it; If not, what are the provisions that can be offered to each individual person; Is it possible to learn a language of the past?, to offer us a better future;
You will listen to the philologists:
Vicky Sacca [children's sections]
Sophia Goula [teenage sections]
Ea Kapolou [adult sections]
Eugenia Manolidou forewords.
Greek Education, pioneer in the method of learning Ancient Greek for adults and children, teaches the language of our ancestors in a simple and understandable way, already from 1994. With the experience of 25 years in the field of education and thousands of graduates, the time has come to present to you the reasons why the Ancient Greek, it is, actually, the language of the future!
The event took place in the auditorium of the Economic College of Athens (Business College of Athens) on Saturday 30 Of March, at 18:00.
GREEK EDUCATION
*Someone questions the faith of Christians and probably insults it, since he plays with the concepts of Holy and Holy and confuses the essence with the lady “grammar”. What would someone have to tell us and confess to us?.
Paganism in the villages was preserved several years after its disappearance in the cities. In Greece the last vestiges of paganism were eradicated in the time of the Byzantine emperor Basil I’ of Macedonia (867 – 886). In the West, mainly in the islands of Italy paganism was preserved until the 7th century, while in England and Russia until the 10th century.
Paganism is essentially idolatry. So the ancient Greek religion, as well as the religions of other pre-Christian peoples were clearly pagan. The concept of the divine in them, compared to the modern monotheistic conception, it has all the characteristics of idolatry. The worship of inanimate objects and imaginary divine entities is pure idolatry. And what do these have to do with God??
Of course some will argue that God being Almighty is responsible for all the evils of this world, since He could - by His Omnipotence- to prevent them.
First of all, God does not think as we do and that is why he does not intervene when we want him to and as we think is right and just.
Secondly, God is not short-sighted like us. God does not just want us to be well here on earth but to be saved eternally, that is why God allows some things to happen that in our little minds we consider curses. It is another thing to say that God sends evil. and another that God allows some trial that will come into our lives to wake us up from the spiritual lethargy we have fallen into.
Nothing in itself is bad, as long as we position ourselves correctly in what is happening. A disease from a curse can become a blessing, when the occasion arises to put in place the principle of repentance and good works, gaining compassion for suffering people. A breakup can become the occasion not to be hurt but to be humiliated, to accept that we have failed and become wiser, to stop trying to beat the other person in an argument and try to get along with the other person (if possible) with an attitude of forgiveness and understanding. A death, a familiar person, from a fact that can trap us in depression, it can lead us to the realization of our fragile life, in the cultivation of prayer, in memory of death, that will make us seriously look - and appreciate- our life.
If we approach our life with a secular mindset, looking for logical answers, looking for culprits, justifying ourselves, then trials will always be viewed as curses. But if we understand that the purpose of this life is to find Christ and not earthly happiness, if we understand that the question is our salvation and not the bullet us then we will see our cross as a way to her resurrection us and God not as awesome in His Omnipotence but as awesome in His Love, as the Father who endures our mistakes and awaits our return.
We are Orthodox Christians….!!!!
We proclaim it, we confess it and that's why we LOVE and RESPECT them “others”….!!!!
The “others”, the non-religious – and especially the Muslim refugees we host in our country – they respect it….;;;; To, what did the nurses do …..
“In a provincial hospital of B. A refugee woman fled to Greece to be treated, who refused to be treated by the Nurse because she was wearing her Cross…!!! The refugee considered it her right to determine the religious belief and personal freedom of the Nurse of the country that necessarily, but philanthropic, hosts her and offers her free of charge ALL the necessary things for her stay here, as well as her good health!
The spontaneous general reaction of ALL the Hospital Nurses that followed can be taken for granted …. They decided to wear their Cross every day at work, to offer their care to the refugees with all diligence, confessing at the same time that p’ this country,what better and truer they can find and enjoy is … the LOVE and HOSPITALITY offered because of and in the name of our Crucified and Risen Lord Jesus Christ, of our ONE True God and Savior”…!!!