The Moral Consequences of Nominalism, Part I

Part I of “The Moral Consequences of Nominalism” by Bishop Maximus of Pelagonia, a two-part lecture series which was live-streamed on August 20 and 21, 2020.
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His Grace, Bishop Maximus of Pelagonia is a member of the Holy Synod of the American Eparchy of the Church of the Genuine Orthodox Christians of Greece. He is the Superior of the Hermitage of Saint Ignatius, located in Santa Cruz Naranjo, Guatemala. His Grace is responsible for the missionary communities in Latin America and the Caribbean, which include parishes in Mexico, Guatemala, Columbia, Cuba, and Haiti, as well as some of the missionary communities in Africa, particularly in Nigeria and Uganda.
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Information about the Orthodox communities in Haiti, which include a number of parishes and parochial schools, can be found at www.haitianort....

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Bishop Maximos has a gift for teaching.

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Your blessings your eminence!!!

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Loved the analogy, Thanks!

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This was wonderful. Thank you 🙏