All Political Ideologies Are Incompatible With Orthodox Christianity
All ideologies are distortions of reality and lead away from truth towards obfuscation and lies. They are counterfeit religions.
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Let No One Fear Death: Orthodox Christian Leaders Respond to the Covid-19 Challenge
Freedom was proclaimed nearly 2000 years ago—freedom from the fear of death and bondage to the devil which results from it.
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Orthodox Episcopal Aloofness with a Side of Cake
Archbishop Elpidophoros heads the largest Orthodox jurisdiction in America at a time of profound crisis. He couldn’t care less about us.
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In Defense of Anonymous Speech Online and the Freedom to Oppose the War in Ukraine
Why are we willing to publish articles written by anonymous authors? Are we Russian assets? Duped by Russia? Reflexively pro-Russian?
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NPR’s Miss Extremist
Behind the NPR cheap shot against ROCOR is Odette Yousef. Who is she and how did little ROCOR attract her attention?
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What is the “Russian World Heresy”? Is Patriarch Kirill a Heretic?
An analysis of the supposed heresy of “Russian World” teaching. Does the condemned teaching bear any resemblance to Patriarch Kirill’s teaching?
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12 Reasons for Christians to Avoid All Pro-War Demonstrations Concerning Ukraine
Protesting in favor of Ukraine doesn’t save lives or help end the war. Doing so prolongs the suffering and empowers the global elite. Deeply immoral.
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The Weaponization of Moral Outrage to Support the War in Ukraine
Keeping Westerners outraged over the morality of the Ukrainian War gives cover to all those exploiting it for their own immoral purposes.
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Is Russia Really Fighting a “Holy War” in Ukraine?
The charge is that Patriarch Kirill has blessed an aggressive, unjust “holy war” in Ukraine to protect Orthodoxy. Not even close.
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Q & A on the War in Ukraine
We have been inundated with questions over Ukraine on social media. This article provides better answers than possible on a social platform.
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