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365 documents for Orthodoxy

- Orthodoxy brings vocations.
Orthodoxy (from the Greek meaning "correct teaching") is the key to solving the vocations crisis in the Western world. The Church's correct teaching i...
- Catholic Insight
- Vol. 13 Nbr. 1, January 2005
- The Caucasus: old church meets new nation: tripping across centuries to the heart of Christian orthodoxy.
THE MAN ON THE TRAIN from Tbilisi to Yerevan chatted away busily on his cell phone. He then turned with equal devotion to a laptop computer. But, when...
- Presbyterian Record
- Vol. 129 Nbr. 9, October 2005
- Chesterton and the Romance Of Orthodoxy: The making of GKC, 1874-1908.
CHESTERTON AND THE ROMANCE OF ORTHODOXY The Making of GKC, 1874-1908 WRITTEN BY William Oddie PUBLISHED BY Oxford University Press, 2008 ISBN:...
- Catholic Insight
- Vol. 18 Nbr. 4, April 2010

- Orthodoxy: A Centenary Edition.
Orthodoxy: A centenary edition WRITTEN BY G.K. Chesterton INTRODUCED AND EDITED BY Sheridan Gilley PUBLISHED BY Chesterton Institute Press, 2008...
- Catholic Insight
- Vol. 17 Nbr. 6, June 2009
- Reclaim 'orthodoxy,' conference urged.
Manchester, England The word orthodoxy has been hijacked by many conservatives in the church and needs to be taken back, says a Canadian bishop who ...
- Anglican Journal
- Vol. 129 Nbr. 10, December 2003
- Agape, pax, orthodoxy, orthopraxis.
On June 2, 2002, Cardinal Ratzinger spoke at a Eucharistic Congress in Italy on the theme "Eucharist, Communion and Solidarity." In it he explains the...
- Catholic Insight
- Vol. 11 Nbr. 5, June 2003
- Time for an Economic Paradigm Shift
Many of our politicians, economists and editorialists are also in the grip of a widely accepted conviction -- the idea that "stimulative deficits" incurred by governments are the magic bullets to slay the recessionary dragon. Public opinion also supports this view, since no other alternatives are talked about or offered. In the 1920s and 1930s, it was John Maynard Keynes -- the "premier gadfly of economic orthodoxy," as Mr. [Ahamed] describes him -- who challenged the old gold-standard orthodoxy. Keynes called for a new paradigm: the idea that governments should run deficits when the economy is slow and surpluses when times are good. Politicians loved the first part of this thesis (while ignoring the second part) because it provided an intellectual justification for doing what they like...
- Winnipeg Free Press
- September 02, 2009
- Union of Brest: Russian Orthodoxy was established in non-Russian lands by political power and ecclesiastical intrigue.
In my first article on the history of Christianity in Ukraine ("Ukrainian Catholic Church explained," Jan/Feb. 1996), I outlined the historical viciss...
- Catholic Insight
- Vol. 4 Nbr. 9, November 1996
- Broadcast promotes orthodoxy: National video conference unites conservatives.
Burlington, Ont. Conservative Canadian Anglicans opposed to liberal views on homosexuality attracted a nationwide audience on Saturday, Feb. 28 for ...
- Anglican Journal
- Vol. 130 Nbr. 4, April 2004
- Wesleyan foundations created Canada: his social activism mixed with orthodoxy are now sadly forgotten.
John Wesley
- Presbyterian Record
- Vol. 129 Nbr. 8, September 2005