Syriac Christianity is one of the oldest forms of Christian practice. Emerging from the outreach of Jewish Christians in Palestine to other Jews and Pagans in Syria soon after the death of Christ. Today It is a branch of Eastern Christianity whose formative writings and language are expressed in the Syriac, a variation of Aramaic, the language spoken by Jesus and his followers.
I know a priest who has the unusual habit, for a Roman-collared fella, of always replacing ‘He’ with ‘She’ when reading biblical texts that refer to the Spirit. I don’t know if any of my more hard-line fellow pew sitting comrades have reported this apparent lapse to the powers that be yet, but it wouldn’t […]
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