Eastern Christian Books

My entry into the world of academic theology, in the latter half of the 1990s, coincided almost exactly with the advent of the Radical Ortho...

In the mid- and late-1990s, I was a volunteer in the pastoral care department of a large nursing home and was saddened by the neglect of man...

As I argued here , I am increasingly convinced that many conflicts within Catholic and Orthodox Christianity today (and between their so-cal...

The one person who has forced me to think about pacifism and the role of violence within Christianity more than any other is Stanley Hauerwa...

If you listened, in the aftermath of the Florida school massacre, to that moral cretin heading up the NRA, he fatuously claimed that there w...

Today's lovely feast, which of course brings the 40-day Christmas cycle to an end, is that of the Presentation of Christ in the Temple...

Among the self-congratulatory shibboleths some Eastern Christians like to use to disdain a Western tradition about which they know virtually...

One of the high points of my tenure as editor of Logos: A Journal of Eastern Christian Studies was when Stanley Hauerwas sent me an article...

Two decades ago when I began to read Stanley Hauerwas , I found him frequently railing against the baleful influence of "Constantiniani...

For fifty cents at a local "antique" shop, I recently found an old copy of a book edited by Harold Faber The Road to the White Ho...

One of the most wonderfully provocative (there are many) of Stanley Hauerwas's books that I read a long time ago was his Unleashing the ...

I am teaching a new (to me) course this semester on prayer and worship, and took a bit of a chance with it in both focus and texts. But it s...