You may be an Ecumenist if...
- You refer to Muslims and other  non-Christian groups as “brothers” or commune with those who do.
 
 
- You consider the Roman Catholic  Church a “sister” church to Orthodoxy or commune with those who do.
 
 
- Your heiarchs concelebrate with  Roman Catholics or Anglicans and you have not called for them to be  deposed.
 
 
- You are in a jurisdiction that is  part of the World Council of Churches.
 
 
- You are in a jurisdiction that is  part of the United Nations World Council of Religious Leaders.
 
 
- You are in a jurisdiction that  does not require unbaptized protestant converts to be baptized.
 
 
- You don't think the baptismal mode  of triple immersion is a big deal.
 
 
- You willingly commemorate a Bishop  who has committed doctrinal heresies.
 
 
- You commemorate a Bishop who has  proven himself unworthy to hold the office.
 
 
- You are in a jurisdiction that is  a member of SCOBA.
 
 
- You think the word “canonical”  applies only to jurisdictions under the Patriarch of Constantinople.
 
 
- You think that the Patriarch of  Constantinople is not a heretic, even when he promotes that all  religions are equal paths to heaven.
 
 
- You remain in a jurisdiction in  communion with the Patriarch of Constantinople even though you know  he is a heretic.
 
 
- You think Monophysites were given  a bad rap by four of the Ecumenical Councils who denounced them as  heretics.
 
 
- You have ignored the fact that the  Patriarch of Antioch concelebrates with Monophysites in opposition to  four of the Ecumenical Councils.
 
 
- You refer  to the Genuine or True  Orthodox jurisdictions as “uncanonical”,  “schismatic”, or  not one of the “major” orthodox  groups.
 
 
- You believe and repeat the propaganda  that there are millions of Orthodox believers in North America when  there are actually less than five hundred thousand.
 
 
- You have been told and you   believe that Genuine and True jurisdictions are small and  insignificant, when they make up at least 10% of the jurisdictions  in North America alone.
 
 
- You think that the larger of  “Orthodox” groups must be the more orthodox of the Orthodox  groups just because they are the larger of the Orthodox groups.
 
 
- Your Priest, Bishop, Metropolitan  or Patriarch tells you that it is wrong to question a Priest,  Bishop, Metropolitan or Patriarch and you believe them.
 
 
- You are not certain what “World  Orthodoxy” means.
 
 
- You know what “World Orthodoxy”  means but think it is a good thing and not a bad thing.
 
 
- You don't believe that the Moscow  Patriarchate is state-own and KGB operated and you name one of your  children Sergi.
 
 
- You don't know the significance or  origin of the New Calender/Old Calender issue or you don't care and  you name one of your children Meletios.
 
 
- You have no idea that Freemasons  are in the seat of power in most jurisdictions of World Orthodoxy or  you don't care.
 
 
- You are a Freemason.
 
 
- You think the movement toward a  One World Church is the unity the scriptures speak of rather than  the devise of anti-Christ.
 
 
- You have decided that every  orthodox group has problems of some kind so you will just stay where  you are.
 
 
- You ignore the Early Church  Father's practice of denouncing and separating themselves from  heretical Patriarchs and Bishops and Priests and you attack those today  who would follow their example.
 
 
- You think Ecumenism is a good thing.
(c) 2009 Nathan Lee Lewis- Journey To Orthodoxy
 
 
Right on the money!
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