The Orthodox Church of Tomorrow
The natural result of nihilistic society. Without hope, why not kill? Until you realize we already live in a dystopian world, you'll never awake. by Alex Schadenberg The trial of the doctor who lethally injected (euthanasia) an incompetent woman … [Continue reading]
by Megan Aaron He’s your best friend, a partner in crime, cuddle buddy, motivator, and encourager. He’s your boyfriend. That’s it. Don’t give him things that his title in your life doesn’t entail. Sure, he can have your kisses, hugs, support, … [Continue reading]
This deserves a wide readership - please share liberally on social media and email. by Fr. John Whiteford We have previously discussed Aristotle Papanikolaou's strange notion that, unlike the dogmas of the Church, Orthodox Christian morality is … [Continue reading]
In a word, no. Sharia is entirely incompatible with American laws, purposes, and norms, not to mention the norms of civilization in general. Practice and promotion of sharia are unlawful, and must never be made lawful - for the sake of civilization. … [Continue reading]
Welcome to Orthodox thinking, John. Orthodox Christianity awaits you, and everyone like you. by George Brahm John Cooper, lead singer for the rock band Skillet, responded to the litany of recent apostasies among young Christian leaders. In a … [Continue reading]
And again we see the folly of 'once saved, always saved' theology coming home to roost... in cribs and cradles, and the homes of irresponsible Christian parents. Kids, try Orthodoxy. I certainly don't agree with everything in this article - for … [Continue reading]
We are very happy about this, and hope it will convict the multitude of Greek Orthodox in this country who continue to support politics and politicians who are unashamed supporters of abortion. Make no mistake, no Orthodox Christian should support … [Continue reading]
Protection from chemotherapy immunosuppression indicates effect could be conserved in humans. In the first evidence of a natural intervention triggering stem cell-based regeneration of an organ or system, a study in the June 5 issue of the Cell Stem … [Continue reading]
by John Merline Lake Erie and Lake Superior — two of the five that make up the Great Lakes — broke records for water levels this May. Lakes Michigan and Huron could follow suit. Naturally, climate change is getting the blame. “We are undoubtedly … [Continue reading]
by Lisa Bourne A Catholic parish in the Archdiocese of Newark is hosting its second annual Mass associated with gay pride events later this month. Our Lady of Grace in Hoboken, New Jersey, along with its merged parish St. Joseph, is advertising its … [Continue reading]