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**TyncTyncSah** · 05-13-2009, 03:10 AM

If one defines witness to proclaim Christ behind closed doors, in a language that non-Christians cannot comprehend, to other Orthodox then yes it is. However, I understand witness to mean presenting Christ to all so that they can see for themselves. This entirely misses the point, which is that closed church doors (they are not generally locked during services) and liturgical language do not constrain the operation of the grace and power of the Orthodox liturgy in the world.

I don't see what your point is here. No, I see that.

I'm also sorry that you do not understand the rest of what I said.

05-13-2009, 03:10 AM	#13
TyncTyncSah Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 569 Senior Member	If one defines witness to proclaim Christ behind closed doors, in a language that non-Christians cannot comprehend, to other Orthodox then yes it is. However, I understand witness to mean presenting Christ to all so that they can see for themselves. This entirely misses the point, which is that closed church doors (they are not generally locked during services) and liturgical language do not constrain the operation of the grace and power of the Orthodox liturgy in the world. I don't see what your point is here. No, I see that. I'm also sorry that you do not understand the rest of what I said.
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