However, the advice is not so that we can believe that we are those things currently, but so that we can be reminded that this is our true form: what we are made to be and what has been made possible for us once more through Christ’s life for us, completely led with Love.
Leaving Greece to come to America for college, I had no idea how I would maintain my faith without having the ‘church’ around me - I was scared of my exposure to different religions and denominations because I had never experienced that before. In Greece, everyone claims to be Orthodox, and it is uncommon to have religion-related arguments. While I grew up in a God-centered family in Greece, I never questioned myself why I was Orthodox and not Catholic; for example, living in America, I started questioning many concepts and ideas. Being a part of OCF, I was able to find answers to a lot of questions.
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