Love within Revolution: Repentance
Armodoxy for Today: Evolving Love When political systems do not work there is a call for revolution. The word itself comes from revolve – that is to turn around. In […]
Entries by Vazken Movsesian
Independence means Responsibility
Armodoxy for Today: Independence Means Responsibility On this day in 1776, the Thirteen Colonies of the British Empire signed the Declaration of Independence making them the thirteen United States of […]
OMGōsh, In Context
In celebration of the anniversary of Independence of the oldest continuous democracy in the world, the United States, this week we are looking at issues of church and state. Part […]
Unlikely Partners
Armodoxy for Today In celebration of the anniversary of Independence of the oldest continuous democracy in the world, the United States, this week we are looking at issues of church […]
Government
Armodoxy for Today: Government As I was leaving church service on Sunday, a man approached me and asked for thoughts regarding an incident taking place in Armenia – but it […]
The Schmoozer
Armodoxy for Today: The Schmoozer Did you ever think we’d talk about a schmoozer or the art of schmoozing as a daily message? The word schmoozing implies disingenuous feelings, a […]
Baby Angel named Nzhdeh
Armodoxy for Today: A Baby Angel named Nzhdeh Garegin Nzhdeh (1886-1955) was a military strategist and statesmen. I’ve been intrigued by his story and inspired by many of his thoughts, […]
How Stone Talks
Armodoxy for Today: How Stone Talks Messages come in different forms and in different formats. Text gets wrapped in SMS code, a letter in an envelope, lessons by books or […]
Awe at Geghart
Geghartavank, or the monastery of Geghart, is unique because its wonder is felt only after you enter its doors. It is a monastery carved out of a mountain. Inside, different […]
Kid’s Play: Threats and Safety
Armodoxy for Today: Kid’s Play/Threats and Safety Armenia is surrounded by hostile neighbors. One wonders, what is life like under the imminent danger of attack and war? We know that […]
