About that screen ... at a previous Orthodox parish, one of the suggestions to address accessibility for the deaf/hard of hearing worshippers (including me), was to have such a screen so the words could be displayed. Umm, I was less than enthusiastic about this, for the same reasons you cited. And also, there are some deaf people who, due to lack of language accessibility, can only comprehend second-grade level written English or so. Better to have ASL interpreters who are well-versed with Orthodox theology ...
Great article. People are also ignorant about the **pervasive** occult symbolism in the media and big events. It's very subtle. Sat*n owns the media (and by now, practically all our institutions).
About that screen ... at a previous Orthodox parish, one of the suggestions to address accessibility for the deaf/hard of hearing worshippers (including me), was to have such a screen so the words could be displayed. Umm, I was less than enthusiastic about this, for the same reasons you cited. And also, there are some deaf people who, due to lack of language accessibility, can only comprehend second-grade level written English or so. Better to have ASL interpreters who are well-versed with Orthodox theology ...
Great article. People are also ignorant about the **pervasive** occult symbolism in the media and big events. It's very subtle. Sat*n owns the media (and by now, practically all our institutions).