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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The War in Ukraine as a Tool for Progressive Revolution Against Orthodoxy
Progressive Western “Orthodox” exploit the Ukrainian tragedy to discredit the authentic Christian Faith and transform the Orthodox Church.
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6 Reasons to Stop Before You Criticize Patriarch Kirill of Moscow and the Russian Orthodox Church
The war in Ukraine is the subject of unrelenting propaganda that hides the real situation. All Christians should think and pray deeply before speaking.
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Are You Ready for Poverty, Starvation, and Digital Control?
The War in Ukraine is about to become a tragedy of global proportions. Besides poverty and starvation, we also risk our freedom.
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Eve of Destruction – Preserving the Orthodox Christian Faith
For the first time in history, the Mark of the Beast is technologically and socially possible. COVID has blazed the trail. Now what do we do?
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COVID Vaccine Mandates: Is Elpidophoros on the Wrong Side of Patristic Tradition?
Archbishop Elpidophoros is wrong. There is a religious exemption for the COVID vaccine mandates. Without free will, there is no Orthodoxy.
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Adverse Reactions Prove Covid Vaccines too Dangerous
A UK researcher after reviewing adverse drug reactions: “more than enough evidence to declare the COVID-19 vaccines unsafe for use in humans.”
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Fr Mark Hodges and Orthodox Transparency
Fr. Mark Hodges says he was suspended over his conservative beliefs. The diocese says not, but won’t explain. We have a sad history of this.
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