The Monk Who Never Knew What a Woman Looked Like

This Man Lived 82 Without Ever Seeing a Woman

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[Dizzyfam]

“That’s how we know for a fact he died peacefully”😂
Now that’s comedy

[userperkingmacbeth]

"We know he died happily" damn.

[simonwhy]

Fellas, I'm going to be a world record holder

[ZJew]

Im assuming he has seen icons of the Virgin Mary

[jonathonrandall]

The only man on Earth that was truly happy and content with his life. 🤣🤣

[mrmatathadon]

Why you showin me? Was so unexpected 😂

[Oak_II]

That's probably the oldest boys club on earth

[wildhunt]

I sent this to my wife and showed it to my daughter.

[davidmckelvey]

He must've looked at icons of Mary. I know icons aren't the most accurate depiction of human features but they are still depictions regardless.

[SusScrofaVulgaris]

I'd like to visit Athos one day. Hear wisdom from the monks.

[skullyxx]

Imagine the theotokos the first women you ever see in heaven

[jdjefferson]

Ok so who messed up so bad in that monestary that female animals were banned😅

[saikokaiser]

“It is not good for man to be alone” -God

[GodSurelyBlessYou]

He probably saw icons of female saints.

[IsraelCountryCube]

God bless him. May he rest in peace Holy monk i would to do same as you God bless you all

[skk]

We're reaching levels of based that shouldn't be possible

[pedrofonseca]

Fun fact. The only exception for women in this monastery was The Virgin Mary. That’s not a joke

[momus]

The main differences between Orthodox Christianity and Roman Catholicism. the main things which keep our religions separate are:


Papal Supremacy, Papal Infallibility, The Filioque, Absolute Divine Simplicity, Created Grace Doctrine, natural theology, scholasticism, Original sin, sacred heart doctrine, Immaculate conception, Purgatory, Merits/Indulgences, evolution of Dogma, imaginative prayer, "beatific vision" etc


Then the Forced Celibacy of Priests, The use of Unleavened Bread in the Eucharist, The Adoption and change of the Christian calendar, The use of Renaissance statues, Pews, Child Communion, improper non immersion baptism, Cardinals, and differences in liturgical practices (Alter tables, Iconostasis, priest positioning etc)


all of those things, we say the Western Church adopted and innovated and became heretical when they adopted these things.

And we say that in the early church NONE of these things existed, there is no evidence of these things.

No examples of Papal Infallibility, No examples of merits/indulgences, and no examples of unleavened wafer bread, and such.

In fact in the west, In Rome. It looked a lot similar to how we Orthodox exist today. Our priests can get married, we use Icons and not statues, we use the old calendar etc

Orthodoxy Vs Roman Catholicism:

Energy Essence Distinction vs Absolute Divine Simplicity
Ancestral Sin vs Original Sin
Non Filioque Trinity vs Filioque Trinity
Patriarchy vs Papacy
Revealed Theology vs Natural Theology
Hesychasm Vs Scholasticism
Theosis vs Sanctification
Married Priest vs Celibate Priests
Infant Communion Vs Non Infant Communion
Iconography vs Statues
Full Immersion Baptism vs Sprikle Baptism
One Baptism vs Confirmation Baptism
Leavened Communion Bread vs Unleavened Communion bread
Julian Calendar vs Pope Gregory's Calendar


We are not the same Religion, we do not have the same faith, and anyone who looks into either religions genuinely will see how different we are.

[baldwinthefourth]

Surely he saw icons of the Holy Theotokos and other great female saints.

[KaterinaPatsiala-knns]

Mount Athos is not an island, it's a peninsula....