Broken Not Divided

Often times we hear conflicting opinions about ecumenism ranging from it being the heresy of the age to it being the best thing that happened to the Church in the 20th century. Are either statements true? Is there room for Orthodox Christians to participate in the ecumenical movement? Is the ecumenical movement a friend or an enemy? This episode explore this controversial issue aiming to offer a balanced view on the topic. 

How can we see the vaccine as Orthodox Christians? Is there room for theological discourse (especially with regard to Orthodox bioethics) about its manufacturing and use? How did the Orthodox Church live through mandates in the past? These questions and more are part of this episode. 

This episode explores whether COVID-19 is the wrath of God against the sins of humankind or mere chance. In a way, this episode is a very short summary of my book Father God or Mother Nature: From the Great Flood to COVID-19 which you can purchase here. 

This episode is an interview between David Aziz and I conversing about the place of education (academic and ecclesial) in cultivating a better understanding of church history, the controversies surrounding it, and the way to move forward. This episode brings season 1 of Broken Not Divided to an end. See you in January 2022. 

This episode explores a classic unresolved controversies, namely the Great Schism between East and West, and the myths surrounding the controversy. In this episode, I explore four myths that we hear about and often believe to be factual and the truth behind them.