Eastern Christian Books

The rediscovery of Palamas in the contemporary period is one that must be regarded with some ambivalence insofar as he has often been used t...

Released in late August is a book that may be too expensive and "academic" for some, but for scholars in the field looks to be sub...

Patrick Deneen's new book has been attracting a lot of attention as have other authors in the past few years who cheer the rise of an a...

If you hang around any Orthodox blogs or apologetics sites, you'll soon come across heated discussion about "toll-houses" and ...

Earlier this month  I drew attention to another book published by Denise Harvey Publishers, a book that came back to mind in a conversation ...

It has always been a pleasure to interview Michael Plekon over the years about his many books. Less than a year ago we were talking abou...

I have a long review essay coming out at Catholic World Report discussing Alasdair MacIntyre's latest book,  Ethics in the Conflicts of ...

In his letter to the church in Galatia, St. Paul famously lists the fruits of the Holy Spirit, one of which is kindness. Kindness is treated...

Just in time as we all enter the ascetical contest of the Great Fast this year is a recent collection in an on-going series from Peeters: D....

As I've had occasion on here to note several times , there grew up in certain Eastern Christian circles a deep suspicion of modern psyc...

Evangelicals coming into Orthodoxy, or being interested in her traditions, are not new, though some commentators have recently suggested tha...

Who among us is not tired of that trite and tedious phrase about being "spiritual but not religious"? Spirituality today seems to ...

Which is the more tiresome and fatuous phrase: (a) I'm not really religious, but I am spiritual (b) I'm spiritual, but I'm not...

To know the work of the Orthodox priest and scholar John McGuckin is at once to ask: does he ever sleep? The answer to that must surely be n...