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An examination of three interpretations of the most universally acknowledged piece of rhetoric in the history of the West, The Sermon on the Mount. The interpretations are examined from the perspectives of faith and language.

In this volume, author Dorrie Papademetriou captures the essence of Father Herman, otherwise known as Apa, and the world of the Aleut people comes alive in illustrations of northern lights, Kodiak bears, giant cabbages and angel's wings.

This volume brings together many subjects that Edokimov, a professor and lay theologian of the Orthodox Church in France, cared about - faith and culture; the spiritual life; liturgy; eschatology; and freedom and authority - under the general theme of the struggle for faith in our times.

This text argues for the single divine subjectivity of Christ, and describes how it encompasses a full and authentic humanity in Jesus - a human experience that is not overwhelmed by the divine presence, but fostered and enhanced by it.

Meditations for Advent, Christmas and Epiphany, drawing on biblical readings, liturgical hymns, and verses of the season.

Calling for a worshipful attitude towards God, this work summarizes the Christian life in terms of worship, joy and the challenge to grow into full stature. Also discussed are doubt, holiness, prayer and man's relationship with God.

Popular Patristics Series Volume 45Why was Cain's sacrifice rejected, but Abel's accepted? How did Joseph react when he came home and found Mary with child? Questions such as these served as the starting points for St Ephrem and other poets of the early Syriac tradition in these lively and highly imaginative poems where they explore the deeper spiritual meanings of the biblical text with great insight.Written with considerable verve, these narrative poems and dramatic dialogues offer the modern reader an unusual and refreshing perspective on some key passages in the Bible.

In these letters are questions and answers on all manner of subjects. Macarius' responses are invariably concrete, not a generalized rule of conduct for all. This realization of freedom within tradition -- so characteristic of Orthodox spirituality -- makes his advice pertinent today.