Eastern Christian Books

Recently the international trilingual juried journal of which I am editor, Logos: A Journal of Eastern Christian Studies , published an essa...

Often my students, including many self-identified Christian ones, have to admit, at least grudgingly, that they do not really understand Tri...

The recent news that the venerable Norris-Hulse professorship of divinity in the University of Cambridge is passing from Sarah Coakley to C...

The Catholic University of America Press sent me their newest catalogue, which contains several books of interest, including one set for rel...

Often considered in the West the last of the Eastern or Greek Fathers, and widely recognized as an early if sharp and polemical critic of Is...

My friends, the lovely newlyweds Tom and Annette Hrywna, came to town recently (much as Her Majesty occasionally leaves London on a tour fro...

This coming Sunday is, for most Western Christians, celebrated as Trinity Sunday, often the bane of preachers who must try to make sense of ...

In late 2011, when it first emerged in hardback, I interviewed editors Matthew Levering and Gilles Emery about their splendid new collection...

It's a bit of a commonplace that Islam and Christianity sharply differ on the question of the Trinity. But as with most commonplaces, it...

In March of next year, in an imprint from Baker Academic devoted to exegetical issues, a new book will be coming out about one of the great ...

As I have had several occasions to note before, perhaps most clearly in my interview with Gilles Emery and Matthew Levering, we have been se...

Set for October release from Fortress Press are reprinted editions (with new covers, not shown here) of two slender volumes originally publi...

As I have noted before , we are seeing a resurgence of interest in Trinitarian theology. Along comes another new book from a man widely rega...

Les Éditions du Cerf continues to bring out welcome studies on Orthodoxy and patristics for francophone Orthodoxy, including this recent vo...