Greek Orthodox Bishop, Metropolit Seraphim of Piraeus caused a controversy this week when he wrote Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan and urged him to convert to Christianity.
Seraphim told Erdogan to make Vladimir Putin his godfather in a 37 page letter.
He warned Erdogan he may find himself in hell with false prophet Mohammad. Jesus Christ clearly said that no one goes to God but THROUGH HIM. There is no salvation without Jesus.
Neoskosmos reported:
Greek Orthodox Bishop, Metropolit Seraphim of Piraeus has caused controversy by urging Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan to convert to Orthodoxy with Russian President Vladimir Putin as his godfather. And no, it’s not a joke.
In a 37-page letter to Erdogan written in Greek, Metropolit Seraphim asks the Turkish leader to denounce his Islamic faith and be baptised in the Ecumenical Patriarchate of Constantinople.
“If you want to save yourself and your family you should convert to Greek Orthodox Church, the only real faith,” Seraphim writes, reports Keep Talking Greece.
“We propose and we advise you to come to the arms of the Greek Orthodox Church before the end of your life on earth.
“Otherwise, you will unfortunately find yourself, your family and your people in the same place where Allah, Muhammad and his followers are, ie. in the place of suffering, eternal and unending hell.”
He calls on Erdogan to “repent, cry, be humble and believe in Christ,” and claims that “the Holy Trinity of God will open the arms for you”.
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“…you should convert to Greek Orthodox Church, the only real faith.” It sounds like the bishop needs to brush up on history, because the Greek Orthodox Church wasn’t founded by Christ — so how can it be the “only real faith”?
There is no ‘real faith’ it’s all make believe – it was written to explain the world – nothing more!
That sounds like a very wise and a reasonable request.
Sounds like good advice.
Wow. I mean, wow!