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Armodoxy for Today: Children & Religion It is interesting to me that as adults we want to impose on our children systems that have not worked for us. Jesus, turns […]
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Armodoxy for Today: Children & Religion It is interesting to me that as adults we want to impose on our children systems that have not worked for us. Jesus, turns […]
Armodoxy for Today: The Summer Solstice Today is the Summer Solstice. In the Northern Hemisphere, it is the day with the most hours of sunlight. Daylight hours have increased since […]
Armodoxy for Today: Children’s Grammer Lesson Somewhere in our education process, either in elementary school or in Junior High, we learn about the elements in a simple sentence. There is […]
Next Step #794 – June 18, 2024 – Sixteen Years Later and beginning year #17 A look at our first 16 years, from scratch to Epostle.net, and a projection of […]
Armodoxy for Today: Joseph on Fatherhood The most prominent earthly father in Holy Scripture is Joseph, the husband of St. Mary, the Holy Mother-of-God. In the Armenian Church, he is […]
Armodoxy for Today: Responding to Fatherhood Father’s Day gives us an opportunity to thank and honor our fathers. Fathers, just as mothers, are no longer confined to a gender. We […]
Armodoxy for Today: From Dot to World In keeping with the themes we’ve been discussing this past week, today I’d like to share with you a message from astronomer and […]
Roots of Armodoxy: Eternity at Datev Albert Einstein’s E=mc2 is one of the most recognized scientific notations by non-scientists. At most, people know it has something to do with time […]
Armodoxy for today: Other wars Continuing on the theme expressed yesterday, as to how we are conditioned for war, we point to a phenomenon that continues to breed war. It […]
Armodoxy for Today: The Weapon War is a political action. It’s as old as the hills. It has become a means by which people resolve their differences. We are conditioned […]
