Professors Webster and Cole present a genuinely ecumenical, meticulously documented case on the moral teachings known as the just or justifiable war traditions as well as the limitation of war.

The role of the body in the spiritual life engaged not only the ancient Greek philosophers but also the Apostles and Fathers of the Church.

A handsomely produced book with sewn in ribbon marker. It recounts the life and many miracles, up to the present day, of one of Serbia's greatest saints.

This volume addresses itself to those who are sincerely searching, who read philosophy or psychology, not to distance themselves from OrthodoxTradition, but to succeed in confessing the treasure of Tradition in a form accessible to contemporary man.

This book sets the modern scientific picture of the universe and man's place in it against the background of pre-Christian and Christian cosmology and anthropology.

A stimulating collection of 32 essays from a wide range of authors, mostly from the Greek Orthodox Church, organised around the theme of the outworking of Orthodox theology in "proper or right actions."

A very readable collection of essays expressing Orthodox opinions on a diversity of modern dilemmas ranging from violence against women through gun control to coping with mental illness.

Larchet explores biblical and patristic perspectives on sickness and redemptive suffering.

An examination of Orthodox teaching on the issue of abortion and the sanctity of human life by a US-based priest of the Greek church.

Essays presenting an Orthodox understanding of spiritual growth, development and the assessment and treatment of persons with psychological and psychiatric illness that include a religious and spiritual dimension.

The question of humanity's relationship with the rest of creation becomes more pressing as environmental problems escalate.