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I thought the promise of the calendar turning from 2017 to 2018 was that we would hear less and less about the 500th anniversary of Mr. Luth...

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...

In Eastern Christian studies, a new work by John Zizioulas has to count as a major event. He has commanded wide respect and authority across...

Released just last month under the editorship of Mary Ann Hinsdale  and Stephen Okey, the T&T Clark Handbook of Theological Anthropology...

For better or worse, much theology--Protestant, Catholic, and Orthodox--has for the better part of four decades now at least been rather int...

It has been said for a while now that the major theological questions of our time will be anthropological in nature. Much of the career and ...

Paul Evdokimov remains one of the most interesting figures to come out of postwar Orthodoxy in France--a rich time with many rich thinkers, ...

The Catholic University of America Press recently sent me their catalogue for 2013, and there are numerous books in it that I look forward t...

Those familiar with the world of francophone Orthodoxy will at once recognize the important contributions of Jean-Claude Larchet , whom Logo...

One of the important debates today concerns the nature of the human person. Questions of theological anthropology, in other words, have beco...

Some of the most controverted questions in both Church and society today are anthropological in nature. Two in particular stand out: can wom...