Eastern Christian Books

For many years now the questions of memory and the healing of its traumas have preoccupied me, especially in Catholic-Orthodox relations, bu...

I had known for some time that this collection was in the works, but it was only late last week that the University of Notre Dame Press put ...

It was some 20 years ago, through a combination of reading Alasdair MacIntyre and William Cavanaugh , that I came to realize how much the st...

With renewed fighting in, and thus attention on, Israel and Gaza, a book set for release this fall may help those new to the age-old conflic...

It is a happy development that as more and more publishers bring out "dictionaries of" or "companions to" various topics...

I'm told that a new book, edited by Perry Hamalis and titled Orthodox Perspectives on War , was supposed to be published this fall by th...

Though, for the moment, the threat--absurd, useless, and repugnant as it was--to attack Syria seems to have abated for the time being, the q...

For the military historians among us, and those interested in pivotal events that shaped many of the homelands of Eastern Christians, a rece...

It is hard sometimes to avoid despair when thinking about that region we usually call the Middle East and its complicated intersections of v...

The World Council of Churches has just announced the publication of a new series of books, "Doxa and Praxis: Exploring Orthodox Theolog...

On this Remembrance Day (as Her Britannic Majesty's Canadian Dominion calls it) or Veterans Day (as the American Republic styles it), ou...

Stanley Hauerwas is one of the most important theologians in America today, famously put on the front cover of Time in its 11 September 2001...

Who remembers the Crimean War today--apart, perhaps, from a few scattered verses, diffidently recalled from one's childhood, of Tennyso...