Looking for Christ at Christmas
For Evangelicals, it can be very hard to find Christ at the church Christmas program – whatever that happens to be in any given year.
Read more →Tag: Protestantism
The True Spirit of Francis of Assisi
Francis of Assisi is one of the few figures in the post-Orthodox West that bears even a slight resemblance to humanityās first parents before the Fall, or to the many Orthodox saints throughout Church history who regained the āfragrance of Paradiseā. Unfortunately, he is an unreliable spiritual guide.
Read more →
The Orthodox Study Bible and Christian Private School
When sending Orthodox Christian children into heavily Protestant settings, such as private schools, parents should mindfully prepare and equip them.
Read more →
Book Review: A Pack of Cigarettes for the Mind
Brother Christos Hayward shows an understanding of the pressures and absurdity of modernity in a way few monastics even attempt. In particular he focuses on the cancer of technology and industrial society.
Read more →
Three Big Questions for Protestants
Orthodox Christians naturally leap to defend their ancient Faith. Sometimes, though, it is more effective to make Protestants defend theirs.
Read more →
The US Government is Much More Dangerous Than TikTok
The RESTRICT Act is about way more than TikTok. Combined with other digital trends, it is downright frightening in an Orwellian fashion.
Read more →
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.
Read more →
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.
Read more →
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?
Read more →
Evangelicalism and Inconvenient Christian History
Growing up, I learned that Evangelicalism can’t explain the basics of the Christian faith. Doing so meant acknowledging inconvenient history.
Read more →