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#303564 - 11/05/08 01:44 PM
Re: Clark Carlton: The Faith - An Orthodox Catechism
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Just my personal opinion here, but I always thought Clark Carlton to be a bit rough around the edges. Of course I'm comparing him to Bishop Ware and others who are a bit "softer" in their approach to the East/West rupture. Though he did write those quite some time ago and so I'm sure his style has changed as his wisdom has increased. I really liked his podcast on "The Christ Haunted South" though. (available at AFR: http://ancientfaith.com/podcasts/carlton/P21/In Christ, Aaron
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#303677 - 11/06/08 01:22 PM
Re: Clark Carlton: The Faith - An Orthodox Catechism
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Gwenyfur, Have you visited Ancient Faith Radio before? Here is the link if you've never visited: http://ancientfaith.com/ . There are number of podcasts by different folks, all of which I find to be very edifying. In Christ, Aaron
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#303801 - 11/08/08 09:57 AM
Re: Clark Carlton: The Faith - An Orthodox Catechism
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It would be my prayer that Mr. Carlton has changed. His book, The Truth, I found to be very hostile to the Catholic Church.
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#303872 - 11/09/08 11:20 PM
Re: Clark Carlton: The Faith - An Orthodox Catechism
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However, given what he has said concerning the filioque, purgatory, and Scott Hahn, I would have to agree with him. However, I find his style of apologetics no different than that of a anti-Catholic Protestant. His assessment of Dr. Scott Hahn is ridiculously over the top. I find that Clark Carlton comes across as pompous and abrasive, which makes him a perfect candidate for publishing through Regina Orthodox Press (Frank Schaeffer's outfit.)
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#303903 - 11/10/08 08:17 AM
Re: Clark Carlton: The Faith - An Orthodox Catechism
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Some Orthodox apologetic books can be "uncharitable". I am sure the same can be claimed by many Orthodox vis-a-vis certain Catholic apologists. Considering the author's background and that he was a fresh convert nothing surprises me in the book.
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#305148 - 11/24/08 12:50 AM
Re: Clark Carlton: The Faith - An Orthodox Catechism
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Gwenyfur, Have you visited Ancient Faith Radio before? Here is the link if you've never visited: http://ancientfaith.com/ . There are number of podcasts by different folks, all of which I find to be very edifying. In Christ, Aaron I constantly have that playing when I'm at home...I love it...very uplifting...and truly helps to keep me focused on my purpose...worshipping the Creator 
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