Faith and Philosophy Podcast

Faith and Philosophy Podcast

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A Mid-Pentecost Garden Report

Vegetables, plants, weeds, and fasting are on Clark's mind today as he updates us on the progress of his garden.

American Orthodoxy Part II: African Americans and Orthodoxy

How do we draw more African-Americans into the Orthodox Church? The same way we attract everyone else. Here is a link to the website that Dr. Carlton mentions in this episode: God's Garden

Some Thoughts On "American" Orthodoxy

Clark comments on the concepts of American Orthodoxy and takes us back to the founding fathers of this country including his own Anglo-Celtic roots.

Of Fathers and Gardens

We are responsible for most of the weeds, saplings, and predatory vines in our lives, and the Lenten Spring is the time to clear away the dead foliage.

In Praise of Hyprocrisy

Is hypocrisy always wrong? Dr. Carlton explains why it is sometimes okay to lead a double life.

Putting Mass Back Into Christmas

The cry against the secularization of Christmas is decades long. But what about the removal of the sacramental nature of this feast and its implications?

Liberty and Property - Part 2

In these current economic times, where should Orthodox Christians lay up their treasure? Clark continues his commentary examining property ownership, debt, and the local cabinet maker.

Liberty and Property - Part 1

Clark says an economic system that is built on debt and consumer spending is not only unworkable in the long run, it is fundamentally immoral. Find out why.

When the Fathers Disagree

The title of today's episode begs the question: Do we mine the Scriptures and the Fathers to get information or food?

Fasting

Wednesdays and Fridays are fast days for Orthodox Christians. But, why do we observe this and what spiritual benefit is there?

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