Gnostic Themes in Superman and Why They Matter
Gnostic themes in movies are more common, and more dangerous, than you might think. Gnosticism is at the heart of the attack on Western Civilization.
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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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Akathist to Saint Jude Thaddeus – Patron Saint of Impossible Causes and Desperate Situations
Brother of Christ and mighty martyr, Holy Apostle Jude Thaddeus helper in times of anxiety and despair. He originally rejected Christ, but became an enduring example of repentance.
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Music is a Form of Sorcery
Sorcery is using sounds to create an artificial reality. Everything today is sorcery, because everything today is artificial, and music plays a major role in speaking all that artifice into existence.
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Akathist to the Holy 24 Elders from the Book of Revelation
Worship of God takes place in Heaven, as we have been shown in the Book of Revelation. This Akathist honors the 24 Elders described by St. John as being before the Throne of God.
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The Orthodox Psalter of Jesus
A Hesychastic-style prayer based on the repetition of the Name of Jesus made for people who do not have enough time to pray the full Psalter.
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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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Canticle of the Holy Spirit
Christians believe in One God, eternally existing in Three Divine Persons. How often, however, do we pray to the Holy Spirit, the Lord, the Giver of Life?
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Two Very Different Patriarchs – Constantinople vs Romania
Is Patriarch Bartholomew an Orthodox hierarch, or a Globalist asset? Compare his record of chasing money and political influence with that of Patriarch Daniel of Romania.
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The Medical Ethics of St John Chrysostom
How much of your soul would you trade for more physical life, if the Tradition of the Church says that death is preferable to taking an evil medicine that could cure you?
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