Eastern Christian Books

Aidan Nichols is a prolific fellow, as we have long known. Just a couple of weeks ago I featured his new book on sophiology, and now we have...

I have long been an admirer of the Orthodox Church of America, not least for its structures set up at and after its grant of autocephaly in ...

Old Believers have long been on my list of interesting groups I should like to investigate more fully when the time allows. Robert Crummey...

In the 20 February 2020 issue of the wonderful London Review of Books, the lead review by Erin Maglaque, an historian at Sheffield, examines...

When I first began studying ecclesiology twenty years ago, it was common to read things like the 20th century was the "century of the C...

For a lecture I was to give in Europe in June (now postponed until next year for obvious reasons), I was asked to focus on the role of traum...

In my time working for the World Council of Churches in the 1990s, I often encountered so-called Thomas Christians from India. As I was very...

Christianity has never spoken with one voice on just about anything, including how Muhammad should be regarded. Some dismiss him as a delusi...

I wonder if the author this book, released late last year, has suddenly realized she may need to write a second volume, devoted to the pheno...

Now more than ever the rashness of predicting the future is revealed in all its futility, but nonetheless I will make bold to say that the f...

The English Dominican Aidan Nichols long ago emerged as one of the most serious Latin interlocutors with and scholars of the Christian East....

Hard to believe just a couple short weeks ago Byzantine Christians were celebrating the Sunday of Orthodoxy with its thunderous commemoratio...

With chapters on Ethiopian Orthodoxy and many other topics and traditions, the Routledge Handbook of African Theology ,  ed., Elias Kifon Bo...

What a time to have a book appear about divine guidance! The endless, and on the whole very depressing, debates among Catholic and Orthodox ...

All week, as this new reality continues to settle in upon us, I have been regularly thinking of my Glaswegian grandparents living through th...