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<blockquote data-quote="Yallbeparticular" data-source="post: 1515175" data-attributes="member: 23506"><p>Well his alternative to the orthodox internet is this new site he has that directs people to Ancient Faith articles, Ancient Faith videos, and Ancient Faith… *merchandise*.&nbsp;&nbsp; It’s might have some helpful info but it looks like a marketing gimmick.&nbsp; There are many sources that have much more quality information.&nbsp; Like St Nicodemos Publications (Constantine Zalalas).&nbsp; I’ve learned way more quality information from Constantine (a Greek lay teacher) than anyone on Ancient Faith.&nbsp; He also is under the influence of great spiritual fathers.&nbsp; You also won’t hear any ecumenism, secularism, or covidianism from him.&nbsp; Also, the old Orthodoxinfo site is still on believe it or not!&nbsp;&nbsp; It’s great as well.&nbsp; And don’t forget Orthodox Ethos / Fr Peter Heers.&nbsp; Also has great content and great classes.&nbsp; None of these are commercialized like AFR.&nbsp; AFR reminds me of the many years I was in the Protestants in the 90s/2000s and Protestants have their flavor of the month or year.&nbsp; One year it was Prayer of Jabez, another year Passion of the Christ.&nbsp; &nbsp; With AFR it’s like that.&nbsp;&nbsp; One year it’s Orthodoxy and Heterodoxy now it’s Religion of the Apostles.</p></blockquote><p></p>

[QUOTE="Yallbeparticular, post: 1515175, member: 23506"] Well his alternative to the orthodox internet is this new site he has that directs people to Ancient Faith articles, Ancient Faith videos, and Ancient Faith… *merchandise*. It’s might have some helpful info but it looks like a marketing gimmick. There are many sources that have much more quality information. Like St Nicodemos Publications (Constantine Zalalas). I’ve learned way more quality information from Constantine (a Greek lay teacher) than anyone on Ancient Faith. He also is under the influence of great spiritual fathers. You also won’t hear any ecumenism, secularism, or covidianism from him. Also, the old Orthodoxinfo site is still on believe it or not! It’s great as well. And don’t forget Orthodox Ethos / Fr Peter Heers. Also has great content and great classes. None of these are commercialized like AFR. AFR reminds me of the many years I was in the Protestants in the 90s/2000s and Protestants have their flavor of the month or year. One year it was Prayer of Jabez, another year Passion of the Christ. With AFR it’s like that. One year it’s Orthodoxy and Heterodoxy now it’s Religion of the Apostles. [/QUOTE]

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