What happens when Orthodox Christianity confronts the assumptions of modern American culture? Discover why those who challenge the status quo are first ignored, then ridiculed, then opposed—and how truth ultimately prevails through faith, perseverance, and spiritual conviction.
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Explore the real impacts of AI censorship, Big Tech biases, and digital suppression on the quality of information that you receive across online platforms. Complete with suggestions on how to survive in a curated reality.
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Is true Orthodoxy is far stricter and more uncompromising than most modern believers imagine? This article challenges popular notions of a “broad” or “reasonable” Orthodoxy that accommodates worldly values, progressive theology, or relaxed spiritual discipline.
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The Internet is dead. It is no longer oriented towards providing content for humans, but using new tech to curate what we access.
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A lively panel discussion on successfully leading Orthodox missionary efforts in an America dealing with diversity in class, religious background, political ideology, race, language, ethnicity and more.
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An Orthodox professor of Theology felt it was appropriate to label the beliefs of an Orthodox priest as “Yosemite-Sam Orthodoxy.” What did he really mean, and is that “kind” of Orthodoxy really such a bad thing?
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Orthodox Christianity’s record during COVID was mixed, but heroic resistance did abound. There are many reasons to have confidence that Orthodoxy will stand even stronger during “Disease X”. We look back at the good and the bad from COVID, examine what we have learned since, and look ahead to the future.
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Orthodox Christians naturally leap to defend their ancient Faith. Sometimes, though, it is more effective to make Protestants defend theirs.
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A simple sermon about demonically celebrating sin causes a firestorm of threats and bullying. Americans don’t have to just sit back and take it. Parents can help protect their children against the sin of “Pride Month”, as well as building up their own spiritual lives.
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To be Orthodox requires real-life participation in a community of believers. Why is the most ancient Christian Faith so discussed online? Is that a good thing? With online content, how does a Christian separate the wheat from the chaff?
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