Quoting Dante
“The hottest places in hell are reserved for those who, in times of great moral crisis, maintain their neutrality.”
Author: Redpriest
Fear
Where there is no fear there is no need for defensiveness. Judgment relies on fear. So does hate. Hate is wedded to and attached to grudges. A person filled wit...
Funeral Ikos
Words from the service for the burial of priests. Why these bitter words of the dying, O brethren, which they utter as they go hence? I am parted from my brethr...
If everyone is Woke…
If everyone is woke, then no one is awake. Being woke is a consequence of anger–a thin veneer of a deeper problem. Being woke is cast as being righteous w...
Articles
The Mystery of Integrity: An Overview The Holy Mystery of Integrity: A Mere Footnote to History
A Tale of Integrity and Conformity
The king of Babylon sent envoys with letters and a present to Hezeki’ah; for he heard that Hezeki’ah had been sick. And Hezeki’ah welcomed them, and he showed t...
I was asked a question . . .
Regarding the following paper: Our World At War: Part II – Darkness At Noon . . . I was asked a question about this paragraph: “All of the above is reinfo...
Cowardice
If you pursue virtue in a monastery or community, you are not likely to be attacked much by fear. But the man who spends his time in more solitary places should...
Our World At War
Our World At War: Part 1. A Warfare Theodicy Our World At War: Part 2. Darkness At Noon