What is the object of our reason? What do we even mean by reason? Clark answers both questions.

Clark refutes Palamism and then introduces us to the true theology of St. Gregory Palamas.

Clark argues that ecumenical dialogue on matters that we Orthodox have no intention of changing is a fruitless endeavor.

Clark explains that while all theology begins as narrative, it is fulfilled in doxology.

Clark explores the term "theologian" and identifies who is and who ain't - but more importantly, why.

Clark shares with us a portion of his forthcoming book. The excerpt is titled Every Valley Exalted: Christianity and Political Messianism.

Vegetables, plants, weeds, and fasting are on Clark's mind today as he updates us on the progress of his garden.

How do we draw more African-Americans into the Orthodox Church? The same way we attract everyone else. Here is a link to the website that Dr. Carlton mentions in this episode: God's Garden

Clark comments on the concept of American Orthodoxy and takes us back to the founding fathers of this country including his own Anglo-Celtic roots.

We are responsible for most of the weeds, saplings, and predatory vines in our lives, and the Lenten Spring is the time to clear away the dead foliage.