What are the best Orthodox resources online?

[Natasha]

That was a very petty post. Were you intentionally being obnoxious?

[Logos]

Here is another great site:

http://www.joyinsorrow.com/index2.asp

[Anastasios]

That was a very petty post. Were you intentionally being obnoxious?

No, I was not intentionally being obnoxious, nor was my post obnoxious at all in any unintended way; I was merely helping out a fellow-poster. Many people these days make this mistake so I point it out to all.

I expect and encourage anyone who finds grammatical mistakes in my posts to correct me as well; I blame our educational system which has gone down the drain for not preparing us to speak English correctly--I remember well as they gradually did away with traditional grammar while I was in elementary school. I did not really learn English grammar well until I began to study foreign languages thoroughly, and could compare it.

Sincerely,

anastasios

[Justin Kissel]

Wail da publik skool edjumakationel sistem arenot so brite thees dais, but seraphim iz frum Kanada, sew he should b abel two no thees thangs.

Seriously though, I agree with you, and I would say that anyone should point out mistakes in my posts as well..... except that this would be a full time job for anyone who attempted it, especially with my run-on sentences, so nevermind

Justin

[Justin Kissel]

Vladimir Moss and some other stuff.

[away]

I would like to add this link even though it is not strictly Orthodox.

It is the common sense science website. It is about a new theory of the physical world, elementry particles, the structure of electrons etc. that blew me away when I first read it a few days ago.

Anyone who is interested in science, creationism, quantum theory, relativity, whatever, they should read about this theory on this website.

http://www.commonsensescience.org/index ... x.htm~main

Its quite edifying.

[Apologist]

www.oodegr.com