Christianity

Magna Carta: The Nadir of Politics

Pitirim Sorokin

24.06.2019

The sociologist Pitirim Sorokin (1889-1968) achieved well-deserved acclaim for his grand overview of world history and culture in his four-volume work Social and Cultural Dynamics. It is Prof Sorokin’s argument there and in other similar works

West

religion

Pitirim Sorokin

Christianity

American Gnosticism

29.05.2019

Walt Garlington

Protestantism was and remains at the center of life in the States, and this means that Gnosticism is also central there, for Protestantism is Gnostic at its core. The Orthodox priest Father Andrew Stephen Damick writes,

Rebuilding Notre Dame Cathedral and Western Culture

01.05.2019

Walt Garlington

The mourning for Notre Dame Cathedral in Paris began even as the flames were burning. The reaction of Mr Rod Dreher is representative of what many in the West are thinking and feeling about this event:

‘In Heaven, There Is a Kingdom; in Hell There Is Democracy.’

24.04.2019

Walt Garlington

These are the inspired words of a holy Orthodox priest who reposed in Russia in 1908, St John of Kronstadt. In them, one will find a general rule for politics: Monarchy is the best form of government for mankind, while democratic forms are the

“ZION HAS BECOME A DESERT”: SOME THOUGHTS ON NOTRE DAME

20.04.2019

Robert Eastern

Notre Dame is burning…but the truth is that for many traditionalist Christians the holy places of Western Europe long ago became places of torture.

SPECIAL CONSIDERATIONS UPON THE CULTURAL AND THE GEOPOLITICAL PROBLEM

05.03.2019

Rodrigo Sobota

I. Marxism and Liberalism – A Double Headed Hydra

There is no significant difference between Marx and John Stuart Mill, both were the defenders and the purveyors of a chauvinistic mentality.

Ukrainization of Orthodoxy

13.10.2018

Ahmad Dahshan

The second wave of the West’s assault on Russia has begun, the US seems to be targeting Russia’s soft under belly, or what was thought to be soft, that is the Ukraine.

Ukraine

Christianity

Russia

In Deir Ezzor you rise the cross

01.04.2018

Costantino Ceoldo

The Syrian war was immediately a carnage of ethnic groups and peoples.

Searching for Common Ground with the Yankees

Embarkation of the Pilgrims from the Mayflower by Robert Walter Weir. Public Domain / Brooklyn Museum

22.03.2018

Walt Garlington

It is all too easy for those in the South and the other region-nations that make up the artificial entity called the [u]nited States to ridicule New England for her bad traits and other peculiarities. We do not want to do that here. Rather, we