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Lemons and lemonade

17 May 2012 · by  Fr. Ernesto 1 Comment

God can take the lemons that life gives us and make lemonade out of them.

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American Protestants should quit complaining about Constantine

13 May 2012 · by  Fr. Ernesto 13 Comments

One of the favorite American complaints (conspiracy theory) is that Emperor Constantine ruined the Christian Church by bringing it into the government. For instance, Stanley Hauerwas claims: This change in status of what it meant to be Christian, according to Yoder, called forth a new theological development, “namely the doctrine of the invisibility of the […]

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Good people wear hoodies

11 May 2012 · by  Leave a Comment

For those of you who are Orthodox, the oldest icons show monks wearing hoods. The modern veil that a monk wears in Orthodoxy is a direct descendant of the hood.

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Clergy and politics, always a hot topic

9 May 2012 · by  Fr. Ernesto 5 Comments

The post below was published on the Orthodox Christian Network where I publish a blog a month =========== When I comment on current affairs, even if I am careful not to mention any political party or affiliation, I am more and more often challenged with the statement that I am engaging in politics. I have […]

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Some people look back and are glad they had no choice …

8 May 2012 · by  Fr. Ernesto 2 Comments

The story line on 9 Chickweed Lane continues. Unplanned pregnancies, particularly when the woman is left alone are difficult. But for many of those ladies, years later they look back and wonder how they could ever not have wanted the child who is now grown. Yes, I do realize the pain and hardship of being a […]

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Different definitions of “choice”

7 May 2012 · by  Fr. Ernesto 2 Comments

On 9 Chickweed Lane the discussion about an unplanned pregnancy continues. The author has not yet revealed what is the future for the pregnancy, but he is being very good at pointing out some of the dynamics of what really happens here in the USA. The discussion above is true to life for more than one […]

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Question the Internet? Never!

5 May 2012 · by  Fr. Ernesto 1 Comment

On a regular basis I have e-mails forwarded to me that purport to tell some true story, most often about a political personage with whom that person disagrees. Once in a while it is about some other personage that is supposed to teach a moral story, but those are fewer. Rarely, some form of health […]

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Have you ever heard of any Canadian illegals being detained in either Arizona or Alabama?

3 May 2012 · by  Fr. Ernesto 3 Comments

Recently while looking for information regarding How to process visa application for my New Zealand trip next month I came across this post which said that there are many Canadians who have been now residing in the US with a residential visa. Upon going into the depths and verifying it, I find that the information […]

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Which argument for God is this?

25 April 2012 · by  Fr. Ernesto 4 Comments

OK all you theological geeks. To which argument for the existence of God is the above comic referring? No, you cannot answer with “Intelligent Design.” Give me the actual philosophical name for the argument that is pictured in the above comic. For instance, is the above comic an example of the: cosmological, teleological, ontological, anthropic, […]

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Post Traumatic Stress Syndrome and Elijah

22 April 2012 · by  Fr. Ernesto 2 Comments

And Ahab told Jezebel all that Elijah had done, also how he had executed all the prophets with the sword. Then Jezebel sent a messenger to Elijah, saying, “So let the gods do to me, and more also, if I do not make your life as the life of one of them by tomorrow about […]

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