The Great Delusion and the Beast – Sermon by Metropolitan Demetrius

Metropolitan Demetrius gives a very thought-provoking homily that speaks of the dangers of living in a world governed by artificial intelligence, as well as the need to recognize the importance of giving our souls to God and striving to attain the heavenly kingdom. The homily highlights the great delusion that many Christians fall into, where they prioritize worldly matters and neglect the higher callings of the spiritual life. It uses the parable of the rich man who was called a fool to emphasize this point. The homily is an important reminder to take a step back from the mundane and to remember that our souls are required of us.

Sermon delivered by His Eminence Metropolitan Demetrius on the Entry into the Temple of the Most Holy Mother of God, November 21 / December 4, 2022, at Saint John of San Francisco Orthodox Monastery, Cobleskill, NY.
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