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• Preface (PDF: 34 kb)

• Introduction (PDF: 45 kb)

Holy Tradition

• Holy Tradition (PDF: 36 kb)
• Benefits of Holy Tradition (PDF: 27 kb)
• Tradition & Orthodoxy (PDF: 26 kb)
• False Traditions (PDF: 24 kb)
• Sola Scriptura (PDF: 33 kb)

Holy Scriptures

• Authenticity & Reliability of the Holy Bible (PDF: 78 kb)
• Infallibility of the Holy Bible (PDF: 54 kb)
• Biblical Interpretation (PDF: 41 kb)
• Alleged Discrepancies of the Holy Bible (PDF: 38 kb)
• How to Read the Holy Bible? (PDF: 43 kb)

Theology

• Theological Preliminaries (PDF: 36 kb)
• The Existence of God (PDF: 45 kb)
• The Attributes of God (PDF: 42 kb)
• Biblical Foundations of the Trinitarian Faith (PDF: 53 kb)
• Trinitarian Analogies (PDF: 32 kb)
• Trinitarian Heresies (PDF: 30 kb)
• The Triunity of God (PDF: 26 kb)
• Trinitarian Terminology& Vocabulary (PDF: 55 kb)
• Implication of the Concept of Perichoresis (PDF: 40 kb)

Pneumatology

• The Person of the Holy Spirit (PDF: 48 kb)
• The Deity of the Holy Spirit (PDF: 44 kb)
• The Filioque Controversy (PDF: 66 kb)
• Speaking in Tongues (PDF: 24 kb)

Christology

• Heresies Concerning the Nature of our Lord Jesus Christ (PDF: 25 kb)
• The Nature of our Lord Jesus Christ (PDF: 23 kb)
• Biblical Defense of Our Faith (PDF: 26 kb)
• Lord Jesus Christ & the Father (PDF: 38 kb)
• Lord Jesus Christ & God's Attributes (PDF: 104 kb)
• Lord Jesus Christ & God's Works (PDF: 27 kb)
• Things Hard to Understand (Holy Gospel of St. John) (PDF: 46 kb)
• Things Hard to Understand (Holy Gospel of St. Matthew) (PDF: 34 kb)
• Things Hard to Understand (Holy Epistles of St. Paul) (PDF: 88 kb)

Soteriology

• Original Sin & Atonement (PDF: 43 kb)
• Scope of Salvation (PDF: 41 kb)
• The Pelagian Controversy (PDF: 37 kb)
• Grace in the Orthodox Perspective (PDF: 44 kb)
• Predestination in the Orthodox Perspective (PDF: 37 kb)
• Would a Believer Perish? (PDF: 48 kb)
• Confidence in Salvation (PDF: 34 kb)
• Salvation in the Orthodox Perspective (PDF: 39 kb)
• Faith in the Orthodox Perspective (PDF: 47 kb)
• Faith vs. Works (PDF: 46 kb)
• Works in the Orthodox Perspective (PDF: 55 kb)
• The Salvation of the Thief (PDF: 45 kb)

Ecclesiology

• The Doctrine of the Church (PDF: 37 kb)
• The Notes of the Church (PDF: 41 kb)
• The Church & our Salvation (PDF: 36 kb)
• The Alleged Primacy of St. Peter (PDF: 37 kb)
• The Alleged Papal Infallibility (PDF: 27 kb)

Holy Sacraments

• What is a Sacrament? (PDF: 25 kb)
• The Sacrament of Priesthood (PDF: 40 kb)
• The Order of Melchizedek (PDF: 37 kb)
• The Question of Women's Ordination (PDF: 45 kb)
• The Sacrament of Baptism (PDF: 43 kb)
• Baptism in the Holy Gospels (PDF: 27 kb)
• Baptism in the Holy Book of Acts (PDF: 23 kb)
• Baptism in the Holy Pauline Epistles (PDF: 40 kb)
• Baptism in the Holy Catholic Epistles (PDF: 34 kb)
• The Sacrament of Confirmation (PDF: 33 kb)
• The Sacrament of the Eucharist (PDF: 39 kb)
• The Question of the Real Presence (PDF: 40 kb)
• The Church Fathers & the Real Presence (PDF: 24 kb)
• Orthodox Reply to Protestant Objections (PDF: 31 kb)
• The Sacrament of Repentance & Confession (PDF: 38 kb)
• The Saving Repentance (PDF: 42 kb)
• Penances & Indulgences (PDF: 29 kb)
• The Sacrament of the Anointing of the Sick (PDF: 32 kb)
• The Sacrament of Matrimony (PDF: 35 kb)

Mariology

• St. Mary's Perpetual Virginity & Immaculate Conception (PDF: 42 kb)
• St. Mary's Intercession & Veneration (PDF: 25 kb)
• St. Mary's Dormition & Assumption (PDF: 34 kb)
• St. Mary's Symbols & Titles (PDF: 34 kb)

Eschatology

• Eschatological Preliminaries (PDF: 35 kb)
• The Second Coming & the Events that Precede It (PDF: 39 kb)
• The Millennial Rein (PDF: 35 kb)
• Revelation 20:1-6 Interpreted (PDF: 37 kb)
• The Second Coming & the Events that Accompany it (PDF: 32 kb)
• The Eternal Torments of Hell (PDF: 34 kb)
• Purgatory (PDF: 38 kb)

Miscellaneous Topics

• On Praying for the Departed (PDF: 31 kb)
• On Sunday Being the Lord's Day (PDF: 23 kb)
• On Facing the East in Our Prayers (PDF: 16 kb)
• On the Veneration of the Holy Cross (PDF: 35 kb)
• On the Veneration of the Holy Icons (PDF: 30 kb)
• On the Saints' Intercession & Veneration (PDF: 34 kb)
• On the Use of Incense and Candles (PDF: 34 kb)
• On Fasting (PDF: 34 kb)

Difference between Catholicism and Orthodoxy

• False Traditions (PDF: 24 kb)
• The Filioque Controversy (PDF: 66 kb)
• The Nature of our Lord Jesus Christ (PDF: 23 kb)
• Biblical Defense of our Faith (PDF: 26 kb)
• The Alleged Primacy of St. Peter (PDF: 37 kb)
• The Alleged Papal Infallibility (PDF: 27 kb)
• The Question of the Real Presence (PDF: 40 kb)
• St. Mary's Perpetual Virginity & Immaculate Conception (PDF: 42 kb)
• Purgatory (PDF: 38 kb)
• On Fasting (PDF: 34 kb)

We believe in one God, God the Father, the Pantocrator, creator of heaven and earth, and of all things seen and unseen.
We believe in one Lord, Jesus Christ, the only-begotten Son of God, begotten of the Father before all ages.

The birth of our Lord Jesus Christ has become a turning point in the history of mankind; making it feasible to classify incidents into pre and post Nativity. It has also marked the birth of humanity; for in the Nativity was the Incarnation, and in the Incarnation was Salvation and through Salvation we received adoption becoming heirs to the Kingdom.

Doctrinal Teachings

Faith does not contradict but beyond our senses. Faith is a higher power than our limited senses. Our senses are only capable of detecting physical or materialistic things, but there are other matters, which are beyond the material sense.

Doctrinal Teachings

Therefore what is faith? And what is its connection to oil which signifies the Holy Spirit? and what is its connection with the will of God who is in heaven? This faith is alive and is accepted by God as we'll see later...

Doctrinal Teachings and Church canons          

We do not pray to the Virgin but we address her when we pray and entreat her to intercede for us. Not only do we address the Virgin, but we also address the angels, nature, people, ourselves and even the Devil. This is based on written texts from the Divine Inspiration and is not considered prayer.

Eritrea, located along the southwest coast of the Red Sea, was the site of the ancient Christian Kingdom of Axum . Eritrea has been attracted and notable for its architecture, hacing a written culture and maintaining a flourishing trade not only with the Axumite kingdom but also with the Middle East and the Far East as well. For hundreds of years, Eritrea was in control of a large area extending into the Arabian Peninsula across the Red Sea and the Gulf of Aden was particularly important.