Cross Translated
Armodoxy for Today: Cross Translated One of the greatest challenges faced by churches is one of relevance. It is a tricky issue because Jesus’ message is always relevant, but not […]
Entries by Vazken Movsesian
The Same Cross
Armodoxy for Today: Elevating the Cross The Cross is the symbol of Christ and Christianity. This devise of torture became the expression of victory over suffering and death. In the […]
Symbols
Armodoxy for Today: Symbols As humans we search for meaning. Alongside survival and reproduction, the human animal has a need to find meaning in life. Religion helps facilitate the search. […]
Happy Sunday Morning
Armodoxy for Today: Happy Sunday Morning Growing up in Southern California in the pre-1970s had its unique challenges regarding the preservation of ethnic identity, in particular Armenian identity. Technology assisted […]
Miyagi, Dad and Pythagoras
Armodoxy for Today: Miyagi, Dad, and Pythagoras A recent social media challenge asked to mention a line from a movie that would identify the movie. A few come to mind, […]
Dreams of the Heart
Armodoxy for Today: Dreams of the Heart The song played over the car radio speakers, and I reminisced about the first time I heard this tune. It was a song […]
Youth Moving Forward
Armodoxy for Today: Youth Moving Forward This is the final installment of a four-part miniseries about the shoot-down over Sasnashen and what it means today. On September 29, 2019, with […]
Discovering Sasnashen
Armodoxy for Today: Discovering Sasnashen This is part 3 of a four-part miniseries about the shoot-down over Sasnashen and what it means today. In 1958 – during the height of […]
Keynote in Nebraska
Armodoxy for Today: Keynote This is part 2 of a four-part miniseries about the shoot-down over Sasnashen and what it means today. The day arrived. In the middle of Nebraska, […]
Nebraska & Sasnashen
Armodoxy for Today: Nebraska & Sasnashen “Kahanayk yev joghovort” are the first words of the requiem service of the Armenian Church. The words translate to “the priests and people” referring […]
