One Year Later, Asking the Hard Questions
Have you prepared yourself mentally and spiritually for the next round of COVID restrictions, perhaps this time facing greater tools of oppression?
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Central Bank Digital Currency is the End of Freedom
The US is moving at high speed towards a Central Bank Digital Currency. What could that mean for personal and religious liberty?
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Good News from the Covid Lockdown?
An Orthodox Archpriest calls for repentance after the damage of COVID lockdowns. Here are 7 spiritual lessons to learn from the mistakes.
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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.
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Six Months On: The Completely Avoidable Tragedy of the Ukraine and the Curse of Nationalism
Ukraine will lose the war and, most assuredly, territory. The Russian Church will lose, so will the European people. What will be the future?
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In Defense of Anonymous Speech Online and the Freedom to Oppose the War in Ukraine
Why are we willing to publish articles written by anonymous authors? Are we Russian assets? Duped by Russia? Reflexively pro-Russian?
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12 Reasons for Christians to Avoid All Pro-War Demonstrations Concerning Ukraine
Protesting in favor of Ukraine doesn’t save lives or help end the war. Doing so prolongs the suffering and empowers the global elite. Deeply immoral.
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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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