Part V of the Western Series: Guilt, Suffering, Sickness and Death
Is God angry, aloof, and looking to punish mankind with illness and death for our sins? Or is God love? How can we understand all this in an authentically Christian way?
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Part I of the Western Series: Approach to Wisdom
First of an 11 part series on the Orthodox Christian faith written primarily for Western Christians. This installment contrasts Eastern from Western approaches to Wisdom, knowing Christ, and the resulting difference in mindset and beliefs.
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Resistance to Evil by Force
Orthodox Political Theology, Part II: Christian Service in War; Legitimacy, Symphonia, and the Role of Sobornost.
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COVID Vaccines: Covenant With Death and Hell
The body and the soul are not separate in Orthodox Christianity. The physical and the spiritual are inextricably linked.
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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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As TEC Goes, So Goes GOA
After decades of embracing the LGBTQ+ agenda, the Episcopal Church is a shadow of itself. Why is the GOA determined to follow suit?
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Wrapping Up 2021 and Welcome to 2022
The year 2021 was a challenging one, but if we learn the right lessons, perhaps 2022 can be when we Orthodox help make a real difference.
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Bold Orthodox Leadership is Necessary to Avoid the COVID Backlash
The pandemic is over. People are rejecting the COVID narrative. A major backlash is brewing among an angry populace. Will Orthodoxy also suffer?
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Orthodox Christian COVID Heroes
For American Orthodox Christians, it often seems that all of our bishops accept/enforce the COVID narrative. There are heroes that don’t.
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It’s Time to Go
After years of misbehavior by the Ecumenical Patriarch and Archbishop Elpidophoros, a former Anglican explains leaving his Greek parish.
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