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  • Iran Employing Nazi and Communist Tactics to Fight Opposition


    Newsvine - JCAtom's Column - Articles and SeedsAuthority Authority: 129
    It is implanting 6,000 Basij militia centers in elementary schools across Iran to promote the ideals of the Islamic Revolution, and it has created a new police unit to sweep the Internet for dissident voices.
    17 hours ago
  • A Comment on Icons


    biblicaliaAuthority Authority: 457
    From “Saints at a Cultural Crossroads” by Holland Carter ( NY Times , 19 November 2009): We see it in the very last painting in the show, a 1603 oil study for a “Coronation of the Virgin” commissioned by the Hospital of Charity in the town of Illescas. The composition has an iconlike symmetry. The figures, ...
    1 day ago
  • Father Daniel, priest and martyr


    KhanyaAuthority Authority: 457
    Fr Daniel Sysoyev The murder of Father Daniel Sysoyev last week has shocked Russia. Father Daniel, aged 34, was shot by a masked gunman at St Thomas’s Church in southern Moscow last week. The parish choir director, Vladimir Strelbitsky, was wounded in the shooting. Father Daniel worked in a multiethnic suburb of ...
    1 day ago
  • Early Presidential Thanksgiving Proclamations


    American CreationAuthority Authority: 498
    A Textbook Example of Christian Neutrality With Thanksgiving just around the corner I thought that this might be an appropriate way to embrace the theme of the season. As we all know, Thanksgiving has become an extremely important event in American culture. For the religious and non-religious alike, Thanksgiving ...
    1 day ago
  • Crunchy cons in Philadelphia


    Crunchy ConAuthority Authority: 703
    Just got back from a long weekend in Philadelphia, for a reason that Ill be able to explain later. This morning, I went to divine liturgy at Holy Ascension Antiochian Orthodox Church , a mission parish in Devon, a small-town exurb of Philly. Let me tell you, if you live in the area and are curious about Orthodoxy, or ...
    2 days ago
  • That would be an ecumenical matter


    Splintered SunriseAuthority Authority: 488
    I often say that leftists should pay more attention to church politics. This isn’t just because religion is important to a lot of people (note, for instance, that the Mormons currently have over 13 million members worldwide, which is doing a bit better than any Trotskyist tendency) and it isn’t at all dependent on ...
    2 days ago
  • Remembering Fr. George Calciu


    Frederica.com - EssaysAuthority Authority: 110
    [Holy Cross Orthodox Church; November 22, 2009] This weekend we are remembering the repose of Fr. George Calciu, who died on November 21, 2006, just two days before 81 st birthday. He died of pancreatic cancer, a fast-moving and painful cancer, and had barely survived long enough to complete one last trip to his ...
    2 days ago
  • Laurent Cleenewerck


    Ancient Christian DefenderAuthority Authority: 127
    Ok, I was reading another blog today, I think a calvinist one, Im really not sure, but I assumed it was because of its bias towards Reformed sources, and ideas. But anyway, he quoted two paragraphs from a book called " His Broken Body: Understanding and Healing the Schism Between the Roman Catholic and Eastern ...
    3 days ago
  • The Folly of Wealth


    Fr. Ted's BlogAuthority Authority: 130
    While wealth and prosperity may be a blessing from the Lord, they represent a certain temptation, humanly speaking, for those trust in their wealth.   Our Lord Jesus told this parable:   At that time, Jesus told them a parable, saying, “The land of a rich man brought forth plentifully; and he thought to ...
    3 days ago
  • Priest shot in Moscow


    KhanyaAuthority Authority: 457
    I received the following e-mail from Fr Maxim Obukhov of Moscow: Fr Daniel Sysoev shot in Moscow Fr Daniel Sysoev was of Tartar origin (ethnic Tartar, turk people in the east of Russia, mostly muslems) had Muslem background. He knew Islam and Tartar culture and was active missionary, wrote some Christian polemic ...
    3 days ago
  • Good Things Running Wild


    Caffeinated ThoughtsAuthority Authority: 142
    Recently I read an interesting passage in Orthodoxy by G.K. Chesterton: It (Christianity) came in here as before.  It came in startlingly with a sword, and clove one thing from another.  It divided the crime from the criminal.  The criminal we must forgive unto seventy times seven.  The crime we must not ...
    4 days ago
  • Russian Orthodox priest martyred


    Crunchy ConAuthority Authority: 703
    Shot to death in his own Moscow church: A Russian Orthodox priest known for his outspoken criticism of Islam and attempts to convert Muslims to Christianity has been assassinated in his Moscow church. A masked gunman shot Father Daniil Sysoyev in the head and chest after asking for him by name, police said. The ...
    4 days ago
  • Judge Denies Rubashkin Bail Bid


    Your Moral LeaderAuthority Authority: 145
    The Des Moines Register reports :   A federal judge has denied Sholom Rubashkin’s request to be released on bail until he is sentenced on 86 financial fraud convictions. Chief Judge Linda Reade ruled that Rubashkin, the former vice president of Agriprocessors, Inc. poses an escape risk if released. ...
    4 days ago
  • Locality, part three


    Second TerraceAuthority Authority: 406
    Home Sweet Home Orthodoxy is a religion of memory, but conservative America (rightly reacting to statism) is dedicated to nostalgia. The past is framed with a sentimental, hallmark peachy filter, where the blemishes and moles are airbrushed away. Nothing happens in the past of nostalgia, except a succession of Norman ...
    4 days ago
  • The question of European identity


    AOI ObserverAuthority Authority: 513
    From Pat. Kirill’s message to the Conference on the Identity of Values for Europe held on November 19-10, 2009, in Venice.The further existence and fruitful development of the European project depends on a clear answer to the question of the European identity. It is necessary to understand what exactly constitutes ...
    4 days ago
  • Reuter Edition of Ursinus Online!


    HeidelblogAuthority Authority: 549
    There is an amazing electronic text of Ursinus’ Opera online. Thanks to Sebastian Heck for pointing us to this amazing resource.Posted in Academic Stuff, Christian History, Historical Theology, Recovering the Reformed Confession Tagged: reformed orthodoxy, Zacharias Ursinus
    4 days ago
  • Most gratifying e-mail ever from a graduate student


    Ember DaysAuthority Authority: 120
    "I just read your piece on univocity . Im surprised the Radical Orthodoxy people havent bombed your car. You dont pull any punches in print, do you?"
    4 days ago
  • Every Zebra is a horse, but not every horse is a Zebra


    Ancient Christian DefenderAuthority Authority: 127
    MG, over at Energetic Procession tackles the issue of early church government: http://energeticprocession.wordpress.com/2009/11/20/apostolic-succession-1-presbyter-bishop/ The Roman Catholic Mark Bonocore looks at the issue as well: http://www.bringyou.to/apologetics/a80.htm Everyone may not agree with me, ...
    4 days ago
  • Russian priest killed, possibly connected to his mission to Muslims


    Islam and ChristianityAuthority Authority: 122
    MOSCOW — The Rev. Daniil Sysoyev, a priest in the Russian Orthodox Church who was known for promoting missionary work among Muslims, was shot and killed in his parish church late Thursday night, the RIA Novosti news agency reported. Father Sysoyev, 35, died at a Moscow hospital of gunshot wounds to the head ...
    4 days ago
  • A word of thanks to his Eminence Metropolitan Philip


    Arms Open WideAuthority Authority: 408
    Earlier this year the Standing Conference of Orthodox Bishops (SCOBA) put forth a statement on Disability and Communion , which is listed first on the blogroll to the right on this site: SCOBA Statement. Since his Eminence’s favorite charity is Al-Kafaat (Abilities, in Arabic) in Lebanon, which ...
    4 days ago

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