The First Epistle of Clement to the Corinthians | Apostolic Fathers (Audiobook)

Written sometime in the first century, the First Epistle of Clement to the Corinthians offers valuable insights into the early Church's understanding of ecclesiology, pastoral care, and the exercise of authority. Traditionally, Saint Clement of Rome, who is revered as the second or third bishop of Rome and a direct witness to the traditions passed down from the apostle Peter himself, is believed to be the author of this work. Within the corpus of patristic literature, Clement's epistle is grouped alongside other early works into a collection called the "Apostolic Fathers" - all of which are understood to be a reflection of the teachings and practices of the early Christian communities by contemporaries (or near-contemporaries) of the Apostles.
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[@PalladiumMyr]

I'm looking for some guidance into the sect of Christianity but I have some issues as I am bisexual and a supporter of the community, have tattoo's and piercings with no intention of stopping in terms of my tattoos. Will I be accepted? That's my biggest fear. I am married and am in a male/female relationship but still find myself attracted to any spectrum.

[@erravi]

tattoos/piercings are ok as long as they’re not explicitly demonic or anything.
i too am bisexual and was worried about the same thing before i became a christian - I looked into Orthodoxy and Catholicism and ended up becoming Catholic. I don’t know what resources there are out there for the Orthodox, but ive found good things in Catholic circles in blogs and ministries like Eden Invitation. There are also more “ecumenical” ministries like Spiritual Friendship and Revoice. I don’t know what exactly you mean by “supporting the community”, and whether or not that means you believe in the ethics that both the Orthodox and Catholic churches teach - but either way, please know that you are a child of God and He loves you dearly and infinitely, even when Christians are rude and hateful and bigoted towards you.

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The road is narrow and few are on it.

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The Road is narrow and few are on it but pilgrims find each other.

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What has you looking into Christianity?

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You will be accepted by other Christians, as we all sin. But you can't be a Christian and willingly persist in sin.