Just found out about this Orthodox Christian punk zine called Death to the World 👀👀
'You’re at a punk show. Someone dressed in all black hands you a bunch of black-and-white pages stapled together. Death to the World, says the cover. When you get home and open it up, you’re greeted by unrelenting doom:
The last true rebellion is death to the world.
To be crucified to the world and the world to us.
...In 1990, Justin Marler played guitar on the first album of the stoner doom metal band Sleep. In 1991, he felt the tug of Orthodoxy. He left Sleep to join St. Herman of Alaska monastery in Northern California, where he became Monk John Marler. “There are a lot of similarities between the punk lifestyle and the monk lifestyle,” ..'
Article: https://theoutline.com/post/715/death-to-the-world
Official website:
Have you ever seen an Orthodox street preacher / stall / evangelism? I haven't, but it's perhaps not so much of a thing in the UK. Is there a reason for this?
Come to think of it I don't think I've seen a Catholic church do this either, maybe 🤔
The only thing I've heard of something remotely like this is a zine/stall at punk shows:
#christian
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