Of Fathers and Monarchs in the U.S.
Explore the Orthodox Christian case for monarchy, examining how divine authority, fatherhood, and traditional kingship contrast with American democracy, republicanism, and modern conservatism.
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A Weaponized Beatification
Examine concerns surrounding Fulton Sheen’s beatification, focusing on his support for Vatican II, ecumenism, and Americanism, contrasting these positions with the Orthodox understanding of Church, state, and Christian life.
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Trump: A Charlatan, Kleptocrat and 21st Century American “anti-Christ”
An Orthodox Christian critique of Donald Trump, examining Trump Idolatry Syndrome, political deception, kleptocracy, the cult of personality, war, and the spiritual dangers of political idolatry.
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Moța’s Ashes
Explore the life and nationalist teachings of Ion Mota, a leading figure in Romania’s Legionary Movement and Iron Guard. This article examines Mota’s ideas about sacrifice, national identity, Christian faith, political activism, and pan-European nationalism.
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The Hebrew Republic of America
Explore how the Hebrew Republic shaped America’s founding ideals. Discover the influence of biblical law, covenant theology, and Hebraic political thought on the development of the American republic from an Orthodox Christian perspective.
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Not the Roman Empire
American Orthodox: The year is 2026, not 540.
We do not live in a Christian empire. We are not destined to follow a Christian emperor into a glorious battle — or whatever else you may imagine.
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Amy Coney Barrett is a Symptom – Not the Disease
Examine Patrick Henry’s warnings about the U.S. Constitution and explore an Orthodox Christian critique of America’s constitutional order, arguing that today’s judicial conflicts reflect deeper flaws in the nation’s founding principles.
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“The League of Nations: Its Ideals, Its Faults, and Its Dangers” – A lecture delivered by the Saintly Martyr Ionel Mota in 1929
Explore Saintly Martyr Ionel Moța’s 1929 lecture on the League of Nations, examining its ideals, faults, and dangers through an Orthodox Christian perspective on international relations, morality, and lasting peace.
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250 Years Reveals the Essence of Americanism
As America marks 250 years since its founding, this article examines the deeper essence of Americanism through history, culture, politics, and faith. From the nation’s founding ideals to its modern contradictions, discover an Orthodox Christian perspective on what America has become and the beliefs that continue to shape its identity.
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Being a Military Family in the Age of Trump
An Orthodox Christian reflection on the fears, tensions, and moral struggles faced as a family with an adult son serving in the military during the Trump era. This article explores faith, war, political uncertainty, and the emotional burden carried by families seeking to remain faithful to Christ amid modern American conflict and division.
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