Charlie Kirk Memorial Offers the U.S. a Choice: Americanism or Christianity
The Gospel messages at the Kirk memorial were popular with attendees and viewers, but Christianity was not the only religion on display.
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Christian Men: You Must Defend Your Own Churches
An effective 911 response to an active shooter can take far longer than a determined psychopath needs to kill multiple innocent men, women, and children. The resources to protect the parish need to already be at the parish.
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The Jewish Problem: Charlie Kirk’s and Yours
The murder of Charlie Kirk has highlighted the glaring problem America has with Rabbinic Jewish influence over many aspects of government, culture, and society. The New Testament warned us about the consequences.
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The Battle Over the Legacy of Charlie Kirk
Following his brutal murder, Charlie Kirk has passed to his eternal reward. Now begins the brutal battle over his legacy.
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What Did Charlie Kirk Die For?
If Charlie Kirk died a martyr, what was he a martyr for exactly?
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Can Zen Buddhism Fit within Orthodox Christianity? A Research Project
What is the true nature of Orthodox Christianity, and is the faith compatible with Oriental practices such as Zen Buddhism?
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Orthodox Resources for the Military: War Priest Podcast and the Faithful Centurion
Exciting new resources are now available for American Orthodox military personnel, with even more coming soon.
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Roman Catholicism and Hopes for Western Renewal
Many traditionalists tout a return to Roman Catholicism as a way to renew a declining Western world. Returning to a deficient, non-Apostolic faith will not help.
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No Crusade Needed: Time to Help Islam Die Already
Islam is dying on its own. The West needs to get out of the way and let it happen. No modern day crusade is needed.
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The Kingdom of … Beaver Cleaver? Overcoming Christian Nostalgia
As American Orthodox Christians, do we seek to truly evangelize our nation? Or, are we distracted by nostalgic dreams of a by-gone past?
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