Spirit Articulated
Armodoxy for Today: Articulating Spirit Jesus taught with parables. This one came with a question. He begins, “A man had two sons, and he came to the first and said, […]
Entries by Vazken Movsesian
A Match to Light Our Worship
Armodoxy for Today: A Match to Light our Worship One Sunday morning, one of the young altar boys of our church, handed me a small box. On the box was […]
7×77, Really?
Armodoxy for Today: That many times, really? July 7 is a very special day for us at Epostle.net. It was on July 7, 2007 that we organized the first-ever forgiveness […]
Declaring and Doing
Armodoxy for Today: Declaring and Doing For years, part of my office decor has been a framed copy of the Declaration of Independence. This is the document that was signed […]
Nektarios: Seeking God
Armodoxy for Today: Inside and Out St. Nektarios, venerated in the Eastern Orthodox Tradition, directs us to “Seek God in your heart, not outside of it.” The world is a […]
Charents Charming Children
Armodoxy for Today: Charming children Yeghishé Charents was the main Armenian poet of the 20th century. He lived and wrote his creations following World War I, the Genocide and into […]
Voltaire’s Deal
Armodoxy for Today: The Deal Likening life to a game of cards, French Enlightenment philosopher Voltaire observes, “Each player must accept the cards that life deals him or her. But […]
No Atheists in Birthing Rooms
Armodoxy for Today: Birthing Rooms A foxhole is a hole in the ground used by soldiers as shelter against enemy fire. It’s been said that there are no atheists in […]
Yet: A Child’s Hope
Armodoxy for Today: Child’s Hope I had an interesting conversation with a young girl the other day, about the number of fingers on certain drawings. This 10-year-old had come with […]
Bidirectional
Armodoxy for Today: Bidirectional The shoreline is always safer than the waters that carry the boat beyond the horizon, unless, of course, the shore is susceptible to erosion, tide wave, […]
