Eastern Christian Books

I have long had a soft spot in my heart for Romanian Orthodoxy. When I was heavily involved in the World Council of Churches in the 1990s, I...

The number of books treating post-communist religion and much else in Eastern Europe seems to have picked up pace again. Later this summer w...

I well remember in the late 1990s there was a big gathering in Rome of what were then being called "new ecclesial movements" in th...

For two years and more now, here and elsewhere, I have been examining questions of historical memory and reconciliation in a variety of cont...

It is of course a self-congratulatory staple of some Orthodox apologists that their tradition alone has not changed, while various Catholic ...