A Hockey Player Stands Alone – The Deafening Silence of Western Orthodox Christians
When Orthodox Christians take brave stands, suffer persecution, tell uncomfortable truths – why don’t other Orthodox support them?
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The Differences in Risk-Benefit Analysis and Ethics of Targeted vs Mass Population Medicine
All drugs have potential side effects. There is more tolerance for potential side effects for drugs targeted at individuals with severe disease.
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Preparing for Hard Times: Forging Relationships and Skills to Survive
Civilizational collapse is a frequent historical occurrence. It can be survived, but you need to pray and think about how before the crisis.
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The Jesus of Sexual Orientations – A call to Repentance
For what ye were or are or did, makes no difference to Me. Your scars I will heal with My blood…
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Christian Tech Company Suspended from UpWork for Religious Beliefs
If you call evil what it is, then you run the risk of being cancelled in ways that can be very painful. Just one more example of that.
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The Persecuted Church in Ukraine: Have We Lost Our Courage?
Saint Gregory Palamas reminds us, the silence of the clergy is atheism. All must now speak for the persecuted Orthodox Church in Ukraine.
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An Orthodox Maternity House in New York
Orthodox Christians must take the lead in grassroots efforts to reduce the demand for abortions. Orthodox maternity houses can save lives.
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The Lie of Ecumenism
Ecumenism is demonic, a cocktail of various peculiar religious beliefs and eccentric philosophies denying absolute truth and a personal God.
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Say No to American Funded Christian Persecution in Ukraine
Christian persecution in Ukraine is worsening, and American tax payers are being forced to fund it. Do we really want to be at war with God?
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Understanding The Political Religion of “Woke”
Western Civilization is not beset by multiple political movements. All are part of the political religion of Woke. For True Believers, politics is religion and religion is politics. In a sacred war, there can be no limits.
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