The Bible attaches a great importance to the factor of faith. Wasn't that the reason that faith was changed into a dogmatic value and was formulated as a Creed at the Nicene Ecumenical Council? How does that Creed, which is recited by the faithful during each Divine Liturgy, define the Christian faith in God? Why is it important what we believe in and what we don't believe in? 

• Fr. Nshan Alaverdyan

What is faith according to the Bible? Why is faith in God emphasized constantly in both Old and New Testaments, and why does the Lord demand faith from people? Why doesn't the Lord reveal Himself openly; why does He do it through sacraments? How to obtain faith?

• Fr. Nshan Alaverdyan

What hinders amid today’s pluralism from including the words of the Book of Books in each mass media means, poster, showcase, school and university textbook for a wide propagation and promotion? Would it be an educational venture from theological, cultural, and spiritual-religious standpoints to include the Bible in all the levels of education? Why is the Bible excluded from education?

• Fr. Nshan Alaverdyan

What family models are there in the world nowadays, and what is the Christian assessment of each of them? Why does the Church recognize only that union as lawful which is between a man and a woman and established through the Church marriage at that? What does this radicalism of the Church secure in the mystery and purpose of marriage? Why can't a love union between a couple, if it is not formalized by documents, be pleasing to God? Don't two persons love each other? And God is love.

• Fr. Nshan Alaverdyan

Often, the couple comes to church to marry without any idea about the Sacrament of Matrimony. Whose fault is this? In which cases can a priest reject or postpone the performance of this sacrament? What consequences can follow both hasty baptisms and hasty church marriages?

• Fr. Nshan Alaverdyan

Christianity and the Christians have demonstrated their viability in all systems of state government. Should the issue on what the state should be have importance for Christians if the latter aspire to achieve heavenly citizenship? To what extent is the necessity of having and implementing a Christian model of state government substantiated?

• Fr. Nshan Alaverdyan

• Fr. Sebeos Ghalachyan

After a doctor heals the body of a patient, he or she says at best: "Go and do not overindulge in such and such food or life style." While Jesus the Physician would say, "Your sins are forgiven, go and sin no more!" How to understand this if in both cases it is the body that is healed? Wasn't the healing of body in case of Jesus done for the healing of soul, and didn't Jesus solve the issue of soul by healing people's bodies?

What spiritual meanings does the four-winged Cross have? Why was it called a tool of condemnation in the past, an instrument of shame and torture, while now it has become an instrument of glory and honor? What spiritual meanings does the Cross have for us, the Christians? Why is one of our five major feasts dedicated to the Cross? 

• Fr. Nshan Alaverdyan

Many dream of starting their lives with a clean slate, but not everybody can find the necessary strength in themselves to do that. How should Christians who know the Lord's words: "Go and sin no more," restore and regain themselves after each fall and sinning? What could be the start on a new page for a Christian?

• Fr. Nshan Alaverdyan

If, according to the Lord, the prince of this world is Satan and the battle of Christians is not against flesh and blood, then what is the battle of Christians, against whom and for what is it? Should Christians exclusively fight a spiritual battle and should their struggle be against their own sins only? Does the spiritual war exclude war alternatives? Who is the inner enemy of Christians?

• Fr. Asoghik Karapetyan

The humans of the old world couldn’t live without religious beliefs. Moreover, their whole life was part of a religious rite. But those beliefs had different demonstrations in different peoples, creating the images of their own god or gods. At the same time, adherents of all religions share the opinion that God is one. Then what’s the reason of the plurality of religions?

• Fr. Nshan Alaverdyan

Why can't humans be reconciled with the death of their own or their loved ones? Doesn't it mean that death is a thing alien to humans and there is a natural irreconcilability between humans and death? And if death is alien, then doesn't it mean that it can be overcome? How to overcome the problem of death?

• Deacon Vachagan Dokholyan