The first of a projected three volume series tracing the development of the Church`s understanding of Christ.

Written from a traditionalist Orthodox perspective this substantial new work offers a comprehensive overview of the problems of our times, including the secularisation of modern life and thought and the dualism of western culture and places these within their historical context.

A range of essays presenting the breadth of Orthodox theological thought.

A useful summary of the Orthodox understanding of the Church is followed by a section in which the author seeks to show that there has been a falling away from this true understanding amongst many of those bearing the name of Orthodox through the misdirected desire to accommodate the Faith to modern Western conditions or Soviet Russian ones.

Archbishop Iakovos served as Primate of the Greek Orthodox Archdiocese of North and South America from 1959 to 1996.

Studies in Scripture, Theology and Community: the seven essays contained in this collection have been presented at meetings of the dialogues between Christians.

This is a narrative on the life of the Elder of Gethsemane Skete, Hieromonk Abba Isidore who had a deep influence on the spiritual life of Florensky. First English Translation.

An in-depth exposition of the Trinitarian mystery of God which is at the heart of the Christian revelation. This study draws upon and weaves together biblical, liturgical and patristic sources showing how they form part of an inseparable whole.

The proceedings of an ecumenical symposium held in Brookline, Massachusetts in 1985. Papers presented include: The Spirit, the Creed and Christian Unity; The Filoque: Dogma, Theologoumenon or Error`; The Nicean Creed, Filoque and Pentecostal Movements.

An exploration of the inner essence of Christianity and its relationship to other spiritual traditions. Sherrard seeks to restore the foundations of Christian cosmology and ecology, and to reaffirm the prime importance of sacred symbolism and art.Vincent Rossi states: One of the most profound presentations of the nature of Christian tradition I have ever read.

An interpretation of the life, personality and teaching of this twentieth century saint by perhaps his best known disciple. A classic of desert wisdom. It recalls the splendor and the profound mysticism of the great liturgical texts of the Orthodox Church.

The author explains that man`s true life springs from his participation in the life of God and his communion with Him. This book goes on to unfold the Orthodox understanding of deification as expounded by St. Gregory Palamas the great fourteenth century Byzantine theologian.

The author defines catholicity as the whole truth, the fulness of life, and the universality of salvation in Christ, within the Church. Given that point of reference, he explores the nature of the Church in its inner life, in its ecumenical relationships, and in its relationships with the world at large.

An investigation of the ways in which concepts and issues in the past continue to challenge us in the present.eg. canon, priest, heretic, forgiveness etc.

This is a liturgical, theological and spiritual commentary on the Byzantine baptismal rite. It hopes that baptism might be rediscovered as the source and pattern of Christian life.

An exposition of the Resurrection and it`s centrality to Christian life in the modern world. With an introduction by Olivier Clement describing the life of Patriarch Ignatius.

An examination of the work of the pre-Revolutionary Russian theologian, Fr. Pavel Florensky. The author assesses his experiential theology, his antinomic theory of truth and his sophiology.