Are Greek Orthodox Christians in Canada Fanatics?
Not only are Orthodox Bishops not fighting for the Orthodox Church, Archbishop Sotirios of Canada attacks the faithful as “fanatics”.
Read more →The Health Care category on Orthodox Reflections explores medicine, healthcare ethics, public health, and modern biotechnology through the lens of Orthodox Christianity. Articles examine topics including COVID-19, mRNA technology, vaccine safety, informed consent, bioethics, medical freedom, end-of-life care, genetic engineering, pharmaceutical influence, artificial intelligence in medicine, and the moral challenges posed by emerging technologies. Drawing on the expertise of physicians, scientists, clergy, and Orthodox scholars, this collection applies the timeless teachings of the Orthodox Church to contemporary medical and scientific issues. Whether addressing patient rights, the sanctity of human life, healthcare policy, or the ethical implications of new medical technologies, these articles encourage readers to thoughtfully engage the intersection of faith, science, and medicine while considering the spiritual and moral dimensions of modern healthcare.
Not only are Orthodox Bishops not fighting for the Orthodox Church, Archbishop Sotirios of Canada attacks the faithful as “fanatics”.
Read more →Christianity is not safe. In fact, if done properly, Christianity is absolutely one of the most dangerous things imaginable.
Read more →Patients have the right to informed consent to all medical therapies, including vaccines. It is morally imperative to affirm this right.
Read more →it is important to clearly differentiate which population we are referring to when we debate on the issue of mask wearing.
Read more →What if you wearing a mask to church not only doesn’t save any one, but actually makes the health situation worse for everyone?
Read more →Masks can be harmful, but mandates to wear them are spreading. Till now, we have tolerated erosion of liberties for safety. We’ve reached the limit.
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