Hyperdox Herman

[Cyrillic]

 

[dzheremi]

Finally, something for the rest of us! I mean, he's terrifying, sure, but at least he's here... 

 

[Cyrillic]

 

[mike]

mine Mina:

 

[Severian]

^Why four times?

 

[mike]

Firstly - with Syrians/Indians (Dec 25), then - with Armenians (Jan 6), then - with Copts, Ethiopians and Eritreans (Jan 7), and finally, with Old Calendar Armenians (Jan 19).

 

[Severian]

Firstly - with Syrians/Indians (Dec 25), then - with Armenians (Jan 6), then - with Copts, Ethiopians and Eritreans (Jan 7), and finally, with Old Calendar Armenians (Jan 19).

Ah, OK. I figured it would have something to do with the various calendars across different OO jurisdictions. I was just a bit confused because typically we don't celebrate the nativity on separate dates with our sister OO Churches.

Anyway, good meme.

 

[Orthodox11]

 

[Severian]

LOL. So true.

 

[Cyrillic]

 

[Severian]

 

[Orthodox11]

 

[mike]

again...

 

[Cyrillic]

 

[Severian]

Could you explain?

 

[Cyrillic]

Could you explain?

Sure, before Chalcedon everyone recited the 325 version. Ever read the acts of Ephesus I? The 381 version was rescued from oblivion by Marcian and his officials to show the council fathers that changes could be made to the creed and that even a new creed could be created.

 

[Apples]

I'm afraid to use that meme. Severian will hit me.

 

[Severian]

Could you explain?

Sure, before Chalcedon everyone recited the 325 version. Ever read the acts of Ephesus I?

I thought it was Peter the Fuller who first implemented the recitation of the Nicene-Constantinopolitan creed? Are you sure our recitation of the full creed has to do with Chalcedonian influence?

 

[Cyrillic]

Could you explain?

Sure, before Chalcedon everyone recited the 325 version. Ever read the acts of Ephesus I?

I thought it was Peter the Fuller who first implemented the recitation of the Nicene-Constantinopolitan creed? Are you sure our recitation of the full creed has to do with Chalcedonian influence?

I'm pretty sure that without Chalcedon we'd sing the 325 one.

(PS: my previous post was edited)

 

[Severian]

I'm afraid to use that meme. Severian will hit me.

Why would I? ???

 

[Orthodox11]

 

[Severian]

 

[Severian]

I'm pretty sure that without Chalcedon we'd sing the 325 one.

(PS: my previous post was edited)

Thanks for the clarification

 

[Cyrillic]

Ptolemies?

 

[Orthodox11]

 

[dzheremi]

 

[NicholasMyra]

For the OO one:

Buys Empress Theodora imperial icon

Covers Emperor Justinian with masking tape

 

[NicholasMyra]

Herman:

Believes Byzantine Empire was the ideal nation-state

Opposes "government hand-outs"

 

[akimori makoto]

Ladies and gentlemen, the man knows Copts.

 

[Rufus]

Herman:

Believes Byzantine Empire was the ideal nation-state

Opposes "government hand-outs"

Heh heh.

 

[88Devin12]

While not part of the meme, I thought this was perfectly Hyperdox Herman

 

[podkarpatska]

^rotfl !

 

[88Devin12]

^rotfl !

I know, when I saw those signs in Modern Warfare 3, I paused to look at them, laughed, then died (due to being shot by other players). For being in a video game that is serious in it's content, it is pretty hilarious.

i'm surprised they didn't put up signs that said "Women must wear long skirts at all times" like at the real Meteora monasteries.

 

[NicholasMyra]

OO:

"What would Jesus do?"

You mean what would Cyril do!

 

[Jonathan Gress]

OO:

"What would Jesus do?"

You mean what would Cyril do!

 

[mike]

IMO most hyperdox caption as for now.

OO:

"What would Jesus do?"

You mean what would Cyril do!

As someone noticed, funniest pictures are made by people who act that way, not by their opponents.

 

[FormerReformer]

For the OO-

Got "mia" from a water fountain. Honestly!

 

[Cyrillic]

You mean what would Cyril do!

Bribe the government? Ah wait, is that the reason why there's so much corruption in Egypt?

 

[mike]

and again

 

[mike]

and again