Eastern Christian Books

Recently released is a book that treats one of the most mysterious and debated figures of Christian antiquity in the context of ante-iconocl...

I briefly met Ashley Purpura last November at a conference on the future of the liberal arts hosted at Purdue University. I have been greatl...

The identity of the author has haunted many from the beginning, and his thought--whoever he was--has haunted Christian ideas both East and W...

Bearing an official release of today, this new book seems to be a good companion to read alongside Marcus Plested's splendid Orthodox Re...

I've previously mentioned a number of recent books looking at Ps-Dionysius. Two more join that pile, both taking a more "philosophi...

I have the happy and high privilege of collaborating with my friends at the OCA parish in Ft. Wayne, the Archpriest Andrew Jarmus and the Pr...

I attended a splendid ordination at the OCA parish of St. Nicholas yesterday, and there saw a considerable number of her theologians gathere...

Studies on Dionysius the Areopagite, as I have noted before , continue to emerge regularly today. He remains an enormously influential figur...

Pace the title, there is actually much in this book of interest to Eastern Christians; many figures who are so important to Eastern Christi...

2012 will see at least two new studies that I am aware of on the person, work, and legacy of that mysterious character known to history as P...

The Orthodox theologian John Jillions has rightly warned of the difficulties of interpreting, and still more of applying, the notions of hi...