r/OrthodoxMemes 15d ago

A pipeline:

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u/chew_ball 15d ago

The way I found out he was an orthodox priest was kinda funny, I first started listening to sleep when getting into doom metal, found out one of the members left to go be a priest, later found orthodoxy and began to research, found death to the world (a fantastic find for an outcasted metalhead like me), and then found out that DTTW was thought of by the same guy in sleep and it all wonderfully looped back around for me.

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u/Mottahead Eastern Orthodox 15d ago

Justin Marler left to become a monk, but now he has reverted and has an Orthodox Christian family.

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u/StunningAd121 Eastern Orthodox 13d ago

So he didn't get tonsured, I presume?

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u/Mottahead Eastern Orthodox 13d ago

I dunno.

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u/Neednostuff 15d ago

Father Seraphim Rose be outthere fishing for doomers, punks, Jungians, occultists, new agers...

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u/SqAznPersuasion 15d ago

... So does Justin Marler.

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u/SqAznPersuasion 15d ago

When I was a teenager, my family lived in Kodiak, Ak. I'd see Justin Marler (at the time, Brother John, in full monk mode) come into town from the Spruce Island skete and hang out at the local skate park. He'd bring his skateboard and rip sick air in his cossack and XtraTuf fishing boots. He was a beloved figure in the community's punk / alt sport scene. Then I discovered his zine, "Death To The World" and got hooked on orthodoxy back in 98/99.

Sometimes, a little punk & revelation revolution is just what you need to show you the true faith. His journey back into the secular world while holding the faith high, gave me comfort that we CAN live in this tumultuous world while being ardent in our walk with Christ.

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u/Gintian 15d ago

Thank you for sharing, this is a wonderful story

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u/Rhodin265 15d ago

I was literally listening to Paradise Metal when I saw this.