Eastern Christian Books

For more than a decade now, I have used Christos Yannaras's The Freedom of Morality in my moral theology courses to good effect. There ...

I had the pleasure of meeting the author briefly in Iasi in January at the inaugural conference of the International Orthodox Theological As...

There are certain names, by the force of their prose and the number of their books, which cannot be overlooked today, and Christos Yannaras ...

In having to choose books for next year for a moral theology class, I've had occasion to go back to old works I've used in the past,...

I am finally--nearly a year after the editor sent it to me--getting around to reviewing a recent book by Christos Yannaras, The Enigma of Ev...

As we get ready to celebrate the nativity of Christ, we are reminded that God did not send an idea into the world or a philosophical system ...

I have previously drawn attention to the important thought of Christos Yannaras for both contemporary philosophy and theology. A new tran...

In my adamantine conviction that no one can consider oneself educated in theology unless one know both Eastern and Western traditions, I hav...

Hesychasm is coming in for renewed scholarly attention, as I have noted previously . A new book from Lexington Books (an imprint of Rowman a...