St Maximus the Confessor, the new Volume of Analogia, The Pemptousia Journal for Theological Studies
Protopresbyter Nikolaos Loudovikos The second volume of Analogia, The Pemptousia Journal for Theological Studies, has been published recently and is dedicated to St Maximus the Confessor. It is best, perhaps, to introduce St Maximus the Confessor with an excerpt that I wrote some years ago: The most important thing to...
Analogia, a new Academic Journal for Theological Studies
Fr. Nikolaos Loudovikos, Professor at the University Ecclesiastical Academy of Thessaloniki and Senior Editor of “Analogia”, presents “Analogia” the new journal on Orthodox Theology in a discussion with Fr. Christopher Metropoulos, President of Hellenic College Holy Cross Greek Orthodox School of Theology and member of the Advisory Board of “Analogia”....
Metropolitan Athanasios of Lemessos: Christmas’ Deeper Meaning (Part I)
Every time we stand before the Lord either in prayer or in celebration in Church of an event from the life of Christ, or we are in any other way experiencing the presence of the Lord, two basic things happen, which are attested by the Church and the experience of...
Οι βασικοί άξονες της ορθόδοξης πνευματικότητας
“Θεραπεία απο την ασθένεια, ανάσταση απο το θάνατο, απελευθέρωση απο τις δεσμέυσεις, βίωση της αγάπης.Ολα αυτά είναι βασικοί άξονες της ορθόδοξης πνευματικότητας.” _____________________________________________ Posted by the Orthodox Christian Network. You can find the Orthodox Christian Network on Google+.
Heaven and Hell in the Scriptures
Recently, Anglican bishop and theologian N.T. Wright was interviewed on the Evangelical Protestant show “100 Huntley Street”, speaking about heaven and hell. As might be expected from someone of Wright’s stature, he was articulate, fascinating, and Biblical. He prefaced his brief remarks by saying that one day he was sitting...
“The World” – Is it Good or Bad?
One of the most confusing words in the Christian vocabulary is the “world.” Sometimes it seems to have good meanings, sometimes neutral and sometimes the word “world” has bad meanings. How can we make sense of this? The World as the Creation is Good: In the story of the creation...
Why the Divine Liturgy is Truly Heaven on Earth
St. Germanos of Constantinople said: “The Church is the Earthly Heaven, in which the Heavenly God dwells and moves.” Find out why the Church is truly “heaven on earth” in this lecture by Metropolitan Kallistos Ware. Embedded above is Part II of a series on the “Inner Meaning of the...