Eastern Christian Books

I spy many good things in the catalogue just sent to me by the Catholic University of America Press.The one that lept out at me in a particu...

I have for years quoted Joseph Ratzinger's demonstrable claim, in The Spirit of the Liturgy, that part of the explanation for periodic...

For those interested in late-medieval history, this new book, just released from Amsterdam University Press, captures three of the most inte...

If the name Neilos of Rossano does not immediately ring a bell, then a new book will remedy that most splendidly: The Life of Saint Neilos o...

Elsewhere you can read my thoughts on reform to help the Catholic Church through the crisis of episcopal malfeasance, gross negligence, and...

I'm finishing revisions to a lecture I gave just over a year ago now at the University of St. Thomas in Minnesota on salutary oubliance,...

Prof. Gregory Paulson of the Institut für Neutestamentliche Textforschung in Münster very kindly drew my attention to a new collection just ...

The well-known British scholar Averil Cameron, a Byzantinist of long-standing distinction and many publications , has recently published Byz...

As I have noted before, InterVarsity Press remains one of the key sources today making patristic and early Christian literature accessible t...

It's been out for just over a year now, but I only just stumbled upon a book that reminds us, once again, of the horrific plight that ha...

It was acclaimed several years ago upon its publication in hardback, and now this noteworthy book is available this year in a more affordabl...

It won't be out until December, making it an ideal Christmas present for those who are interested in the third Cappadocian father, often...

Though it is sometimes controversial in some places, and in lesser qualified hands can be cheapened and abused, I am convinced that, broadly...

In the wrong hands, narratives of early Islamic conquest of Christian Syria, Egypt, and Armenia can be turned into unrelenting and unambiguo...

One of the biggest and most significant developments in Eastern Christian studies in the postwar period is the rise of great interest in and...

The last few decades have seen a slow but steady increase in inter-religious dialogue between Orthodoxy and other traditions. Oftentimes Ort...

I recently noted yet another publication devoted to the long-term psychological effects of the Armenian Genocide. And then Herder and Herde...

I have just finished reading and being edified by Terry Eagleton's newest book, Radical Sacrifice   (Yale UP, 2018), 204pp. Eagleton, ...