To Convert or Not To Convert?
I found this question at Elizabeth’s blog (cuppboard) and I think it is very interesting.
For those who converted to Orthodoxy: what was the biggest obstacle for you to overcome in converting?
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chriskerrigan answered:
Converting is no easy task, but those who are committed to it can make it work.
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simplyorthodox reblogged this from jessicabeth and added:
Thanks dear for sharing all these thoughts :)
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jessicabeth reblogged this from simplyorthodox and added:
What an excellent question. And I love the photo :) When my parents first came to Orthodoxy, Lord have Mercy, because I...
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meg-a-pixel answered:
My family has lived as Irish Catholics in the same town for 200 years after immigrating to the US. Thankfully, they were very understanding.
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skylermartinez answered:
I was very young when I converted, but certainly the cultural differences (whether Russian, Greek, etc) take some adjustment to fully embrace
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rightandaboveit answered:
TO
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thatcallmetim answered:
I say if the Catholic Church continues to liberalize - I would convert to Orthodoxy. It just makes sense theologically and liturgically.
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