Equinox Balance: Ends and Means
Next Step #120 – September 23, 2010 The Autumnal Equinox brings a balance of time and power, one expressed through the “Harvestest” moon. Can we find a balance between ends […]
Entries by Vazken Movsesian
Tweets from the Consecration of St. Ghevont Armenian Cathedral
Tweets from the Consecration of the St. Leon Armenian Cathedral September 11 These were sent via Twitter and archived here • His Holiness accepts ecumenical guests at diocesan hq. Saturday, […]
Armodoxy: a Unifying Theory for 911
Next Step #118 – September 9, 2010 In search for the Unified Field Theory, Steven Hawkings says God did not create the Universe. Changing chaos to order? Remembering the chaos […]
Domino’s Labor; Clooney’s Memory
Next Step #117 – September 2, 2010 A Labor Day story with a twist toward purpose. Fortune Magazine identified him, Tom Monagham, and the Next Step follows him to the […]
Dreaming Peace w/out Violence
Next Step #116 – August 26, 2010 Almost a half-century past Dr. King’s “I have a dream” speech, President Obama justifies war as a means to peace? So what’s left […]
Secrets for Avoiding the Void
Next Step #115 – August 19, 2010 What’s the secret for making a church “work”? Could you bring it down to a word or two? Education? Faith? Commitment? Sincerity? Also […]
K*I*S*S*
Isn’t the whole message of Christianity based on the premise that God became man, to understand and feel the pain of His creation? In other words, to walk in his […]
Grapes Invade Our Comfort Zones
Next Step #114 – August 12, 2010 St. Mary’s Assumption is an opportunity for Thanksgiving and reflections on motherhood, thru the lens of Armodoxy. Standing up for principles even in […]
Unique in Every Way
Next Step #113 – August 5, 2010 The War on Terror – does Armenian Orthodoxy have something to offer this war, or is it just about the battles? A look […]
Grey Matter and the Law
Next Step #112 – July 29, 2010 Getting Involved in Darfur: the moral imperative against rape and genocide. No grey areas for Al Bashir. Reacting by walking “In His Shoes” […]
