Today we will have open forum debate and Q n A chat: Open forum means atheists, Muslims, pagans, Non-Chalcedonians, Protestants and evangelicals, etc., can come on the discord and ask live questions or raise questions via superchats (through Streamlabs now) relating to any of the issues or TAG, etc. Come join us! Live at […]
Tucker Carlson delivered a scathing and brutally honest assessment of the amazing repeat of the Vietnam loss in 1975, as Taliban forces now were poised to move into the Kabul. He was absolutely correct, as we are now seeing. At the time of this writing, these were the latest updates: U.S. embassy lowers flag as […]
Today is open forum chat and discussion as we take questions from discord and superchats (which get the priority) as we promote the later, “edgier” stream over on the R0kfin. Two rowdy Protestants called in and got booted quickly, followed by a Muslim opponent who avoided the question of how we can or cannot […]
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Fr Dcn Dr Ananias, Snek, and Qai join me to review the debate. We will cover Qai’s issues first, the epistemology and problems in Aristotle’s empiricism, the pure act problem with contingency and perfection, the problems in occasionalism and causal chains, gnostic assumptions about creation being “impure,” and more. Live at 7PM CST […]
Today we will do the icon stream on the philosophy and reality of symbols: type, prototype, archetype and the ultimate reference point for Orthodox philosophy. The symbolic world of correspondences in our worldview is much more than mere analogy, similitude or metaphor: For us the symbolic is directly grounded in the logical (logoi), and […]
In this guest post, RAHUL GOVIND gives us, by way of a review of Audrey Truschke’s book, a glimpse of the world of medieval Sanskrit and what they tell us about ‘Hindu’ and ‘Muslim’ identity in their own time. Why Audrey Truschke’s The Language of History is essential reading for every Indian (and Pakistani and … Continue reading Exploring ‘Hindu’ and ‘Muslim’ Through Medieval Sanskrit Narratives: Rahul Govind →
Today we continue the analysis of the Gospel of John from Chapter 10 and 11 where we have many deep, theological truths relating to the resurrection of the Body, the doctrine of perichoresis and the Trinity, the full Deity of Christ, the question of the visible, unitive structure of the Church as his sheepfold, […]
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A 13-year old Muslim schoolgirl lied to her father when she said her history teacher gave a lecture on free speech compared to blashemy and showed cartoon drawings of a naked Mohammed to the class. When this story circulated on social networks, it led to outrage within the Muslim community and the teacher's murder.
A fact little known in the West, and one that was largely unknown during the Soviet period, was that not all was peace, love and grooviness in that gigantic Communist empire. Two republics, Azerbaijan and Armenia, share a long and bloody history that in recent weeks has flared up again enough to make news reports in the West.
Snek joins me to discuss the nature of iconoclasm and its gnostic roots. Man, made in the image and likeness of God, is a little icon of the Triad, say St. Maximos and St. Gregory Palamas. Iconography is thus a natural outworking of the incarnational principle. The sanctification of matter is part and parcel of the Word becoming flesh. Live at 5PM CST
