This major study of Byzantine Christology is at the same time a study of the Orthodox understanding of man and his salvation.

Extracted from the letters of this great nineteenth century Russian saint this short work profoundly conveys a truly Christian understanding of those who seek for a sign, perhaps even more relevant now then when first written.

A scholarly and well documented study of secular humanist thought. Supported by an extensive bibliography it shows how secular humanism seeks to undermine and eliminate a Christian world view.

The implications and reality of Apostolic Succession in a fragmented Christian world.

This is the best work available in English on the Orthodox view off marriage. (Bishop Kallistos Ware)Provides a vision for marriage as a vocation.

An anthology of modern Russian religious thought. Topics include love, sexuality, freedom, creativity, ecumenical encounters, brotherhood, and the joy of the Resurrection. The writers include Khomyakov, Solovyov,Florensky,Bulgakov,Berdyaev and Fedotov.

An exegetical contribution to the study of the gnostic texts of Nag Hammadi with a retroversion of the lost original Greek text of Eugnostos the Blessed.

Published in memory of this much loved Bishop of the Greek Orthodox church in America who was also a biblical and patristic scholar.

A ground breaking historical and theological study which aims to foster Christian unity through in depth study of the liturgical life of the ancient and undivided Church.Metropolitan John is one of the best known Greek Orthodox theologians of our day, known to many British readers through his previous work Being as Communion.

Full of information about Eastern Christian spirituality, this book is also a tool for those seeking to understand how we achieve union with God.

Explains why Orthodox venerate the relics of the saints and what the biblical and apostolic foundations of this practice are.

A translation of six lectures delivered in Moscow in 1926 which sought to reveal the true meaning of the sacrament and prevent many of the prevalent abuses.

The author was educated at Cambridge, taught at Oxford University and made his home in Greece.

Our goal is to sanctify our time through prayer and worship.

A rich, passionate and candid summary of the worship experience. directed to his Orthodox colleagues, [Schmemann’s] genius enables him to speak to western Catholics and Protestants so as to leave all three deeply enriched.”—Aidan Kavanagh, Yale Divinity School ...a superb introduction into the practice of Patristic theology... Spellbinds the reader. - Patrick Lambe Journal of Early Christian Studies

This Anglican author surveys the historical development of the Orthodox Liturgy with sound scholarship and an engaging style. His estimation is positive yet not uncritical.

A revelation of the beauty and spiritual depth of the Divine Liturgy by one of Russia`s greatest writers.

This is a collection of essays by one of the giants of the twentieth century Russian emigration. Subjects include biblical criticism, Sophianism, Toll-houses, serving in the Church, liturgical theology and much more.

One of the most important theologians of our century investigates central questions: Can we know God? What is the relation between Creator and creature? How are we saved?

Perspectives from a variety of modern Orthodox theologians on the Petrine claims.