Dog and Pigs: a Warning of the Sacred and Profane
Armodoxy for Today: Severity of the Dogs and Pigs The Armenian Church refers to Holy Scripture reverently as Asdvadzashunch, that is, “The Breath of God.” During this week dedicated to […]
Entries by Vazken Movsesian
Science and Religion Intersecting at Awe
Armodoxy for Today: Intersecting at Awe The theory of evolution is often thought of as anathema to people of faith, and vice versa. Evolution appeals to science, to facts and […]
Evangelism Evolved
Armodoxy for Today: Evangelism Evolved In the week following the feast of the Holy Evangelists, yesterday we examined the word evangelize in the Armenian Church, which has the same root […]
Evangelists and Evangelism
Armodoxy for Today: Evangelists and Evangelism I would be remiss if I didn’t address the celebration of the Holy Evangelists here on Armodoxy for Today, considering our tag line is […]
Small Steps to Big Changes
Armodoxy for Today: Small Steps Richard Dawson was a popular game show host during the 1970s. In one episode of the “Family Feud,” he came out to the cheers of […]
Heart heard Prayers
Daily Message – Listening with the heart In our Daily Message about prayer, we defined prayer as a conversation involving speaking as well as listening. The art of listening is […]
Prayer basics
Daily Message – Prayer We hear it all the time: I’ll pray for you. You’re in my prayers. Keep me in your prayers. Pray for better days. Pray for good […]
The Peace Goal
The Peace Goal The journey through and to Armodoxy is a simple one. It does require, however, the openness of mind. Stories, clichés, phases, and general conversations are filled with […]
Translating to the Metaverse
Armodoxy for Today: For Whom they Translated In the Spirit of the Holy Translators and on the weekend of their feast day we, at Epostle, unveiled a new space: the […]
Translating Today
Armodoxy for Today: Translator Translating is the first step in understanding. The fact that there is so much misunderstanding in our world today points to an inability (or unwillingness) to […]
