The Orthodox Church of Tomorrow
by A. Barton Hinkle "Let there be floods of blood," declared Krasnaia gazeta, the official newspaper of the Red Army in 1918. From the enemies of the revolution, there should be "more blood, as much as possible." A few months before, the … [Continue reading]
by Fr. Ioannes Apiarius Those who are darkened by spiritual corruption or sexual depravity cannot be trusted to lecture others about what’s normal or demand that the normal embrace abnormality. Those who are confused about their own sexuality or … [Continue reading]
It's not only later than you think, we are not even in the same age anymore. by Rod Dreher A reader writes to discuss the 1954 book Psychological Warfare, by Paul Linebarger. The book is in the public domain here. Linebarger — bio here — was a … [Continue reading]
Children are suffering because of attempts to make simple scientific facts about biological sex and gender “unsayable”, a columnist has said. Janice Turner, writing for The Times, said, “we have forgotten, or conflated, the difference between … [Continue reading]
This was published ten years before abortion was even legalized. We aren't heading towards a dystopian future, we have been in it for awhile. This is what passed for 'science' 50 years ago and no one thinks twice about it. Judgment is coming. Repent, … [Continue reading]
by Fr. John A. Peck Among the Orthodox, Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn holds a special place of honor. He was an eyewitness and victim of the Soviet machine. A man who loved Russia, and was not afraid to speak and write Truth, at a time when such action was … [Continue reading]
On 10 August 1872 the Synod of Constantinople issued an official condemnation of ecclesiastical racism, or "ethno-phyletism", as well as its theological argumentation: We renounce, censure and condemn phyletism, that is racial discrimination, … [Continue reading]
Nothing new for Christians living amongst heathens. These are saints for our times! Ss. Justa and Rufina were sisters born to a poor Christian family in Seville, Spain in the 3rd century. They helped support their family and many of the city’s poor … [Continue reading]
Human beings are hard-wired to search for meaning and purpose. By David French In some secular progressive circles, a certain myth persists. If you defeat the forces of traditional Christianity — you know, the rubes and fools who believe the Bible … [Continue reading]
A great and miraculous event is commemorated today (July 11) in the history of the Church. It took place during the Council of Chalcedon before a multitude of witnesses. The Miracle of Saint Euphemia the All-Praised The holy Great Martyr Euphemia … [Continue reading]