Explore the Orthodox Christian interpretation of Daniel’s 1,290 and 1,335 days, Rabbi Tovia Singer’s Third Temple prophecy, the Church Fathers’ teaching on the New Israel, and concerns about Zionism and the Antichrist.
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Examine concerns surrounding Fulton Sheen’s beatification, focusing on his support for Vatican II, ecumenism, and Americanism, contrasting these positions with the Orthodox understanding of Church, state, and Christian life.
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Explore the history of Orthodox Christianity in France, the Great Schism, papal supremacy, and the legacy of pre-Schism French saints, as Orthodox Christianity grows across Western Europe.
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The 25th anniversary of 9/11 raises troubling questions about America’s transformation since September 11, 2001—from the rise of the surveillance state and the War on Terror to the growing emptiness of secular memorials. Explore 9/11, its changing meaning, and the Orthodox Christian response to tragedy, suffering, prayer, and national decline.
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Explore Christian conservatism, stewardship, neighborliness, and the common good—and why corporate power and unchecked individualism challenge traditional conservative principles.
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Explore how the Hebrew Republic shaped America’s founding ideals. Discover the influence of biblical law, covenant theology, and Hebraic political thought on the development of the American republic from an Orthodox Christian perspective.
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Examine how some Protestant movements reject the historic doctrine of the Holy Trinity and compare these teachings with the biblical and Nicene faith preserved by the Orthodox Church.
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Explore the spiritual and philosophical crisis of America at 250 through an Orthodox Christian lens. Discover how Americanism, secular modernity, and ontological emptiness have shaped the nation’s identity and future.
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An analysis of “Americanism” as a competing civic religion shaped by Enlightenment ideals, nationalism, consumer culture, and liberal democracy, contrasted with Orthodox Christian understandings of truth, personhood, and spiritual life. The article explores how modern American identity can function as a substitute gospel that reshapes moral vision and religious commitment.
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As America marks 250 years since its founding, this article examines the deeper essence of Americanism through history, culture, politics, and faith. From the nation’s founding ideals to its modern contradictions, discover an Orthodox Christian perspective on what America has become and the beliefs that continue to shape its identity.
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