This expression is used with the following meaning – not to care about the development of one's own abilities, not to use them, ruin them. In ancient times, the word "talent" was used with the meaning of scale (balance), a measure of weight, then to show large amount of money, monetary measure, and only subsequently it became the synonym for human unusual abilities in any sphere.
The nation as a collective consciousness, responsibility, and loyalty. National sacred things, symbols, and values. The role of religion in national life. The commandment of brotherly love as the basis of national life. Our vision and mission. The price and responsibility of having a sovereign state.
- Speakers: Artur Atanesyan, Vasken Yakoubian
- Host: Fr. Mesrop Aramian
The “principal” apostles of the Lord’s Church. The different ways Peter and Paul were called by Christ to apostolic ministry. Peter, the Rock of the Church, and the instructive example of his way of faith. The Apostle Paul as a bearer of three cultures and as a preacher among the pagans; the temptations in his apostolic ministry. The differences of Apostles Peter and Paul’s preaching; their spiritual brotherhood. The apocryphal text “The Acts of Peter and Paul.”
- Speaker: Fr. Husik Dokholyan
- Host: Deacon Vardan Aslanyan
