Identity is a process of meaning-making. In the midst of the semantic crisis and value chaos that dominate the modern world, we need to meaningfully examine our past and present to uncover the existential values and spiritual foundations that unite us and open perspectives for the future. However, to move forward, we must understand our purpose, vision, and mission—or clarify where we are going, why, and how—so that our definition of identity becomes complete and unifying, inspiring, and future-oriented.

• Speakers: Vatche Gabrielyan, Artur Atanesyan
• Host: Fr. Mesrop Aramian

We talked about forgiveness, allowing people the right to make mistakes, reinterpreting the past, and making peace with God and with faith. In the conditions of our nation's terrifying polarization and the growing rhetoric of hatred day by day, such reflections are incredibly important.

Is an atheistic worldview complete, consistent, and self-sufficient? Can science prove or disprove the existence of God? Is there a contradiction between faith and science? How well are we protected against manipulations of consciousness, and do we have the ability to verify the credibility of our own opinions?

• Speakers: Vardan Aslanyan, Aram Pakhchanyan
• Host: Fr. Mesrop Aramian

It is difficult for an artist who popularizes the national culture with great success to live abroad. However, a return can push one to a new creative stage with a new and powerful charge. We talked with Inga Arshakyan, summarizing the past events and touching on upcoming projects. Enjoy watching.

Fr. Nshan, who conducts his pastoral ministry in London, shows in this conversation various aspects of Armenian civilization, from spiritual to cultural ones and from everyday matters to ideological issues.

What is the good, and what is its place in our value hierarchy? The good as a spiritual, philosophical, cultural, and cognitive ideal. Classifications of the good: spiritual and material, common and individual, complete and partial, eternal and temporary. Virtue as an actualization of the good․ The struggle between good and evil. The nature of evil. Conscience and choice.

• Speakers: Aram Pakhchanyan, Artavazd Minasyan, Grigor Hovhannisyan
• Host: Fr. Mesrop Aramian