The Common Denominator in the Hood
Armodoxy for Today: Neighborhood In 1988, a major earthquake shook Armenia, centered in the small town of Spitak. Anywhere from 25,000 to 50,000 people perished, the actual number was unavailable, […]
Entries by Vazken Movsesian
A Dot and a Line
Armodoxy for Today: Punctuation One of the ways that knowledge is passed along from teacher to students, from generation to generation is through by the written word. The Bible evolved […]
St. Sarkis and today’s king
Armodoxy for Today: St. Sarkis There are a few saints that stand out above others and are revered specially by the Armenian people. One of them is St. Sarkis. Parents […]
Out to come in
Armodoxy for Today: Escorted Out We are in the midst of a period called the Fast of the Catechumens. A catechumen is a recent convert to Christianity who is under […]
Pre-existent Light
Armodoxy for Today: Light Over the last 50 years or so, people who have succumbed to heart failure have been brought back to life thanks to developments in medicine and […]
Finding the Primer
Armodoxy for Today: The Primer There is one word for love “սէր” (pronounced sehr) in Armenian and in this one word, the erotic (eros), brotherly (philia), and unconditional (agape) elements […]
Love, Romance and Sacrifice
Armodoxy for Today: Love Defined The statement made by Christ is John 3:16, “God so loved the world that He gave his only Son” has been referred to as the […]
Staff to Cross: The Caduceus Myth
Armodoxy for Today: Caduceus The Gospel of John begins with a “nativity” narrative that traces Jesus’ origins to the beginning of time. “In the beginning was the Word,” says the […]
In search of 3:16
Armodoxy for Today: 3:16 We see the numbers here and there, at football games, on the bottom of soft-drink cups, on keychains, on graffiti and bumper stickers: John 3:16. It […]
2024 Exposed
Next Step #786 – January 21, 2024 – Starting the year off with renewal for mission. Israel and Palestinians. The first Christians and the first voice. The South African call […]
