There are two things one cannot ignore when facing Pseudo-Dionysius ontology. The first is his Platonic and Neoplatonic awareness, and the second, perhaps even more
Never as gods: icons and their veneration
In the tradition of the Eastern Church doctrine and worship are inseparable. Worship is, in a certain sense, doctrinal testimony, reference to the events of
Image, Symbol and Language in Relation to the Holy Trinity
The relation between fides and ratio has been a constantly recurring theme through-out the long ages of Christian thought. Already Paul makes a sharp distinction
Formation of the Laos in and for Community
The question of the formation of the “laos” is not simply a contemporary question; in fact it was always predominant throughout the long course of
Doxology, the Language of Orthodoxy
For a number of years great emphasis has been placed on the issue of theology. Its nature, task, method, and language have been a matter
Christian Priesthood and Ecclesial Unity Some Theological and Canonical Considerations
At the very beginning of this address, I would like to say what a high honor and privilege it is for me to deliver the
Christian Europe: An Orthodox Perspective
“Europe is now at a turning point. It is a decisive moment: the kairos Europe.”1 “The continent of Christendom” is facing new realities and challenges.
