Orthodox America's Battle https://t.co/ELNGMAEzG5 pic.twitter.com/1uRPkSWVX8
— Russian Faith (@Russian_Faith) August 16, 2020
America began with dedicated Protestants and Catholics, migrating from the cultic heresies within their religions, but many did not let those cultic activities go. They birthed MORE of a cultic community in their new land, and thus attracted a new kind of government that was forced to merge all religions. The course has been ran and it’s time to for America to pay the piper. It has all finally caught up.
Definitely not irenical, and the historical claim is questionable.
Orthodoxy has always first built their core community of pious people who often associated themselves with monastics and/or ascetic people, and then their national community that extends into the greater populace. Not the reverse! It’s impossible and in my opinion, apocalyptic. We cannot just flood ourselves into pagan lands because we have some special financial abilities. We must do as the great evangelists of all time have done it. We must build the core community first, where people are interdependent on each other and not dependent on the secular/pagan system of the antichrist world.
It would be more appropriate to say: "We cannot just flood ourselves into pagan lands because we are in search of economic opportunity and greater wealth."
Missionaries do need to be evangelizing. Whether those who stand apart from the natives and neighbors are in a position to do this, I find doubtful. The author is no different from Latin traditionalists who see themselves as apart from the historic American nations.
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