The resurrection of the body is a matter which has exercised Christians from the earliest times to the present. This volume presents the problem and the solution in the form of a dialogue between the author and his elder sister (St. Macrina).

These homilies on Adam are important because they speak of man's deepest nature, his fallen nature, his future state and of the spiritual life and its struggle.

The Church Fathers are the great teachers of the post apostolic age who expounded and defended the Faith of Christ handed down to them.

The fact that the Orthodox Church tends towards conservatism has many advantages. Amongst these is the fact that we can read commentaries on the Liturgy by a saint of the fourteenth century whose work remains very relevant.

This is the classic commentary on the Divine Liturgy. The introduction provides a useful and detailed discussion of this work.

Sets forth the doctrine of the Trinity as well as the theological significance of the Church's tradition of worship.

One of St. Cyril's most important works composed in the aftermath of the Council of Ephesus (431) to explain his Christological doctrine.