Thinking Through Faith: New Perspectives from Orthodox Christian Scholars (Zacchaeus Venture)
A mesmerizing tour of the unique riches and vast resources of theology, liturgy, ethics, and church life that the Orthodox Christian tradition has offered the world. --John Witte, Jr., Emory University<br /><br />A mesmerizing tour of the unique riches and vast resources of theology, liturgy, ethics, and church life that the Orthodox Christian tradition has offered the world. --John Witte, Jr., Emory University<br /><br />A mesmerizing tour of the unique riches and vast resources of theology, liturgy, ethics, and church life that the Orthodox Christian tradition has offered the world. --John Witte, Jr., Emory University<br /><br />Orthodox and other Christians will find in these pages many new insights and perspectives to meditate upon, to treasure, and to pass on. --Albert J. Raboteau, Princeton University<br /><br />This is an impressive and exciting book, adventurous in spirit, that has opened my mind to many new possibilities. It is particularly encouraging that the contributors belong to the younger generation of Orthodox scholars: they are proof that the future of Orthodox thinking in the West is in good hands. We Orthodox like to speak of ourselves as the Church of Holy Tradition: this book shows exactly how Tradition can and should be both living and creative. --Metropolitan Kallistos of Diokleia<br /><br />Orthodox and other Christians will find in these pages many new insights and perspectives to meditate upon, to treasure, and to pass on. --Albert J. Raboteau, Princeton University<br /><br />Orthodox and other Christians will find in these pages many new insights and perspectives to meditate upon, to treasure, and to pass on. --Albert J. Raboteau, Princeton UniversityA mesmerizing tour of the unique riches and vast resources of theology, liturgy, ethics, and church life that the Orthodox Christian tradition has offered the world. --John Witte, Jr., Emory UniversityOrthodox and other Christians will find in these pages many new insights and perspectives to meditate upon, to treasure, and to pass on. --Albert J. Raboteau, Princeton University