Adam Patrick explores the intersection of Orthodox Christianity and the modern material world.
The Age of Information: Orthodoxy & The Modern World
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Adam Patrick explores the intersection of Orthodox Christianity and the modern material world.
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Recent Episodes
April 26, 2023
Ep. 100 - ’Pentecostalism, Methodism, and Anglicanism’ w/ Br. Daniel Klawitter
Brother Daniel Klawitter, a deacon in the Anglican tradition, joins to me discuss his evolution and journey through different stages of Protestantism, as well as his appreciation for Orthodox Christianity. This is such a great talk! We get pretty deep into different traditions here, and I'm so appreciative for Daniel to take the time to chat. He is a lovely human with a wealth of information. Here are some links to his content and published books: https://wipfandstock.com/9781666759518/where-sunday-used-to-be/?fbclid=IwAR3biGmp7Hhc50TJciGbv9gSn7rNdWA7_gK6pBrq0SpcihuXKC9jX2OKChk https://poetdanielklawitter.wordpress.com/?fbclid=IwAR3wxUIGsCdM5Sjk3q6MmhITUL80Wbpe5D0SUC5AhgIfoBadyBrUa57UsdM And we also touch briefly on something I've never heard of, "Radical Orthodoxy" which is just Orthodoxy for people who've never heard of Orthodoxy, made more complicated for no reason: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LRemJU5mTPc
April 26, 2023
Ep. 99 - ’Paradise & Utopia - The Age of Paradise - Pt. 1’ - Joined by Buck Johnson from Counterflow
Buck Johnson joins me in this first part of a multi-part series exploring "Paradise & Utopia - The Rise & Fall of What the West Once Was" by Fr. John Strickland. Paradise & Utopia is a four part anthology on the history of Christendom from Pentecost to today. In this first book, subtitled "The Age of Paradise - Christendom from Pentecost to The First Millenium," Fr. Strickland covers 1000 years of Church history in 281 pages, a feat that's as daunting as it is amazing. In this first part of our discussion on the first book, we look at the death and resurrection of Christ, the early Apostolic Church, and we discuss some tenants of Orthodox Christianity that are crucial in laying the groundwork for why the West has become what we see today. You can purchase this book (and Father's other books) through Fr. John's website here: https://johnstrickland.org/ As always you can check Buck Johnson out here: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC0RyQTjGxMeNGlfAFgeLS_A Remember to like, subscribe, and share!!
April 17, 2023
Ep. 98 - ’Theology Has Real World Consequences! Essence, Energies, Revelation, and Truth.’
Today we give an energic primer on some basic theological and philosophical principles and paradigms, as we look to flesh these out more in the future. My friend Anthony joins and shares his conversion story as he came to Orthodox Christianity. We discuss the real world consequences of what many people in the modern age see as semantic non-sequiturs. I tried to keep this as accessible as I could, because I know there are listeners and viewers with varying degrees of knowledge and experience, and we want to be as inclusive and understanding of all of that. However, we're not here on this channel to spew trite platitudes and talking points. We're here to be honest with everyone and provide a path to Truth. This channel exists almost entirely to provide information. We never criticize what it is in the heart of any individual human being, but rather we critique ideas and systems. It may be the case that you, personally, adhere to one or many of these ideas and systems. That in NO way means that I or anyone else knows what is in your heart or what your intentions are. We need to break free of these dialectics and understand systems =/= individual beliefs. There are many Christians, and even non-Christians who may and do hold beliefs contrary to my own, but actually end up being more Holy and Christian than I am. Again, understanding this, we understand that is in SPITE of the systems, paradigms, and ideas, and I can respect that as well as continue to flesh out those systems, paradigms, and ideas. Ultimately, if anyone feels compelled to inquire about Orthodox Christianity, they should visit or contact a local Orthodox Church, and speak with the priest. I am not qualified to, nor do I either care or intend to, provide personal spiritual advice. Hopefully you will find these conversations illuminating, informational, as well as entertaining. Thanks be to God.
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