Το μνημόσυνο του Εθνικού Σταρ για τον Michael Jackson
October 16, 2009 by Fr. Johannes Jacobse ·
Even if you don’t understand Greek, you will still understand what is going on.
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October 16, 2009 by Fr. Johannes Jacobse ·
Even if you don’t understand Greek, you will still understand what is going on.
4 Comments · Category Culture, Media, Video · Tags Greek, greek orthodox church, Michael Jackson
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Leave a comment? No, I think it is better that I don’t, but thanks for asking!
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well, what els is there to say? The newsreader was quite fetching.
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Memorial prayers are always good, I suppose. Apart from any relationship the person in the story may or may not have had (the sound on my computer isn’t working), modern celebrity tends to create a false sense of intimacy with a false image of that person. As a result, many people can be surprisingly affected by such events (which seem to occur once or twice a year). While this is at least a better response to MJ’s death than many we have seen, I am left with two questions: (1) Who is the real object of our worship? and (2) Why are these prayers not being offered for the myriad unknown and uncelebrated people who need them as much?
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Other than the fact that it involves Michael Jackson, I guess I’m not sure how this is relevant to American Orthodoxy?
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