The Orthodox Church of Tomorrow
Though this article is from a Roman Catholic author, it is nice to see them taking this somewhat seriously again. Being an Orthodox Christian, this has never gone out of style/habit.by Susanna SpencerNot that long ago, Christian women always covered … [Continue reading]
Letter of H.E. Metropolitan Athanasios of Limassolto the Holy Synod of the Church of Cyprusregarding the document of the 5th Pre-conciliar Meetingin preparation for the Holy and Great Synod of the Orthodox Churchentitled "Relations of the Orthodox … [Continue reading]
by Ashe SchowThe new California policies all but guarantee accused students will be found responsible without a fair or impartial investigation. Think about this - do you have any idea what this means in terms of law, courts, and criminal … [Continue reading]
by Ludwig Von MisesA man who chooses between drinking a glass of milk and a glass of a solution of potassium cyanide does not choose between two beverages; he chooses between life and death.A society that chooses between capitalism and socialism does … [Continue reading]
Four times a day, the doors of Eagle Mountain Elementary in Fort Worth, Texas, fling open to let bouncy, bubbly, excited kindergarteners and first-graders pounce onto the playground.The youngest kids at this school now enjoy two 15-minute breaks in … [Continue reading]
by Thomas D. WilliamsWelcome to the program, Dick.In a text that is coursing about on social media, professional God-slayer Richard Dawkins begrudgingly admitted that Christianity may actually be our best defense against aberrant forms of religion … [Continue reading]
Children who spend large amounts of time with their fathers have higher IQ, according to a new study.By Urmee KhanStrong fatherly involvement in their early life can also improve a child's future career prospects, the research shows.Academics at the … [Continue reading]
by Lisa Depiano When teaching permaculture I often start out by doing a giant problems mind map. I ask students to brainstorm all of the major “problems” they see in the world to reflect on what brought them to study permaculture. Nine times out of … [Continue reading]
Someone is calling it like it is. Finally.In his recent article published by the RT’s Arabic service, the Lebanese journalist Habib Fuani stressed that today’s Russian leadership is guided by traditional values, in contrast to neopaganism of the … [Continue reading]
by Lisa DemerYes, you can permaculture and grow food anywhere. Don't wait. Start small. Start planning now. At his farm carved out of the tundra near the heart of Western Alaska’s biggest town, Tim Meyers thinks about feeding the Yukon-Kuskokwim … [Continue reading]