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So, evidently an encyclopedia is a primary source

Published 24 July 2009 Academia , General , The Orthodox Faith Leave a Comment
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Read this and read the comments.

I think the exchange speaks for itself. To echo Fr. Andrew’s comment: Sheesh.

UPDATE: The Society for Orthodox Christian History in the Americas has posted a response to several issues on the comment thread that is worth reading.

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