Part IV of the Western Series: The Remedy for Sin
What is sin? We must first understand that, before we can understand how we reconcile with God to grow in His likeness.
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Part III of the Western Series: Falling for the Fruit of Spiritual Adultery
What was the nature of man as created by God? Why did man fall, and why was the forbidden tree even in Eden? Why did sin bring death, and what is the true nature of temptation?
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Part II of the Western Series: True Love Makes Truly Human
Written for Western Christians, Part II examines the nature of Primordial (Pre-Fallen) Man and their true purpose as male and female through Image and Likeness.
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Part I of the Western Series: Approach to Wisdom
First of an 11 part series on the Orthodox Christian faith written primarily for Western Christians. This installment contrasts Eastern from Western approaches to Wisdom, knowing Christ, and the resulting difference in mindset and beliefs.
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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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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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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 Orthodox Study Bible and Christian Private School
When sending Orthodox Christian children into heavily Protestant settings, such as private schools, parents should mindfully prepare and equip them.
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The Fandom Menace and The Early Christian Church
If the early Church of the 1st to 4th Centuries was actually Evangelical, what would we expect to see in the historical record?
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