Eastern Christian Books

I just received in the mail Oxford University Press's catalogue of forthcoming works. As always, there are lots of interesting books in ...

While John Henry Newman is a pivotal figure in 19th-century Western Catholic Christianity, he is unique insofar as he is not confined there ...

Ines Murzaku recently sent me a copy of her newest publication, which I very gladly draw to your attention. She has graciously agreed to an ...

This book has nothing especially to do with Eastern Christianity; but I make note of it in case there are others who would be interested in ...

Last week, Daniel Galadza (author of this book which you must read) and I finished editing a volume we hope to see in print next year:  The...

A full thirty years ago now, the late Richard John Neuhaus (whose biographer, Randy Boyagoda, has done a splendid job here ) continued to ma...

Among the "rediscovered" themes and personages of contemporary Eastern Christian scholarship, and Christian theology more generall...

I've previously noted a new interest in the role of the senses within Christian experience, a trend that was begun in part by the Ortho...

I have long been fascinated by the Armenian Church. In my Orthodoxy and the Roman Papacy , I spent no little time on her because her structu...

I briefly met Ashley Purpura last November at a conference on the future of the liberal arts hosted at Purdue University. I have been greatl...

Northern Illinois University Press continues to be in the front lines of scholarship about Russian history, including Russian Christian and ...

In his often very droll and always very enlightening Christianity in the West 1400-1700 , the late John Bossy noted that the motto of the Re...

It has long been known, if only to certain scholars, that Christianity (especially Assyrian and Syriac Christianity) spread far into Asia ...

As someone who grew up in and remains a citizen of Her Britannic Majesty's Canadian Dominion, I watch many things in these United States...

Before the month of May--the month of the birth of both Freud (whose usefulness to Christianity I've argued elsewhere), and Marx--passes...

I don't know about you, but my library is rather thin on works devoted to Georgian and related musical traditions. Those interested in s...

As I have often noted on here over the years, the legal status of minority Christians under Islam is both governed by certain well-known cod...

For two years and more now, here and elsewhere, I have been examining questions of historical memory and reconciliation in a variety of cont...

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

As I have often noted on here, there are several figures around whom explosions of new publications have been found in the last two decades,...