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Eastern Orthodox view of sin : ウィキペディア英語版 | Eastern Orthodox view of sin The Eastern Orthodox Church is particular in its view of sin. ==Overview== The Biblical Greek term for sin, αμαρτία (amartia), means "missing the mark": it implies that one's aim is out and that one has not reached the goal, one's fullest potential. As in Western Christianity, in Eastern Orthodoxy the goal is union with God. Orthodoxy also understands sin as a disease of the soul, a condition where the soul is lacking in God's grace. Union with God, as made possible through Christ, is the ultimate medicine. Orthodoxy regards the mysteries of the Church, also known as sacraments in the West, as vehicles leading towards union with God.
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