Orthodoxy and the Death Penalty
Jay Dyer explains the Orthodox position on war and the death penalty.
Jay Dyer explains the Orthodox position on war and the death penalty.

This is Fr. Deacon Ananias’s most recent paper that he presented at the Society for Orthodox Philosophers in America (SOPHIA) Conference this February in Houston, TX.

An oldie but a goodie.
This is an old article I wrote back in Grad School. It explores various topics related to epistemology and the philosophy of science, focusing primarily on the philosopher W.O. Quine and his

This paper provides a philosophical critique of natural theology as it is commonly understood in the West. Since natural theology is said to be what the human mind by the “light of natural reason alone” can know about

On February 2nd, 2024, Ancient Faith Radio held a discussion about deaconesses, which was a documentary by John Maddox, interspersed with discussions between Fr. Thomas Soroka and John Maddox, and which eventually included callers, included me, among a

In the heart of the Montanika Conference, where minds and spirits converge, Fr. Dcn Ananias’ presentation on “Balancing Work, Family, and Faith” illuminated the path to a more harmonious existence. His words resonated deeply, offering a beacon of

Below the reader will find a beautiful account of a disciple who through his seeming lack of strict obedience brought forth great fruit. He rightly coupled discernment with obedience. For without discernment, it is possible for obedience to

Fr Moses gives the definitive Orthodox Christian opinion on Halloween

The Church Fathers give practical advice on how we should think about the pain caused by others, and why it is necessary to confront our anger.

We all face struggles, but Christ offers peace of heart