The New Heresy
Just when you thought things couldn’t get any worse in the Greek Archdiocese, here comes a whole new heresy – Religious Covidism.
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Mitigating Abortion in a Fallen World – #onebabyatatime
An Orthodox physician considers abortion from her professional perspective and asks, “Would it better to focus on one baby at a time?”
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A Greek Priest on the Divisiveness Within Orthodoxy Over COVID Vaccines
A Greek Orthodox priests describes how the divide in society over COVID vaccines is also in the Church. What can we do?
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The Gatekeepers Let in What They Are
The gatekeeper lets into the sheepfold what he is. Gatekeeping is done from the inside, not the outside, spiritually speaking.
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Does Ancient Faith Radio Have a Vaccine Conflict of Interest?
Ancient Faith Radio has an undisclosed conflict of interest that could be driving coverage of COVID vaccines and dismissal of Abbot Tryphon.
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The Aborted “Bioethics” of Ancient Faith Radio’s Fr. John Parker & Dr. Ryan Sampson Nash
Even physicians were in the dark about widespread use of aborted fetal cells in medicines. Now we know – so what are we going to do about it?
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Answering AFR on COVID and the Vaccines with Fr. John Parker and Dr. Ryan Sampson Nash
It seems everyone is an expert on Covid these days, but how many attempt to practice true discernment regarding the vaccines and treatments?
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Appeal to the Ecumenical Patriarch to Correct Archbishop Sotirios of Canada on Proper Communion
A Greek Canadian pleads with Patriarch Bartholomew to restore traditional Holy Communion to Canada with a single spoon.
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Orthodox Resistance to Vaccine Mandates: Men Have Become Wolves to Men
When leaders preach distorted worldly love they are nothing more than wolves in sheep’s clothing, Such love is full of rot and worldliness.
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Changing of the Guard – Times and Seasons of the Church
Jesus came not to bring peace, but a sword. A sword that separates, sifts, and tests. What does that mean for the life of the Church?
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