The book of Doru Costache and Geraint F. Lewis, A New Copernican Turn: Contemporary Cosmology, the Self, and Orthodox Science-Engaged …
A Religion for Slaves, Women, and Children
by Doru Costache This is how the critics of early Christianity mocked our predecessors in the faith, as welcoming slaves, …
Communicating Theologically Interpreted Scientific Information to Christian Congregations: Patristic and Neopatristic Lessons
by Doru Costache In the last seventy years or so, at least from the publication, in 1966, of Ian Barbour’s …
The Paschal Revolution: Beyond the Forty Days with the Risen Lord
by Doru Costache Contemplating, year after year, the splendid architecture of the Fifty Days, a liturgical cycle spanning from Pascha …
From Darkness to Resurrection and Beyond: Glimpses of the Paschal Mystery
by Doru Costache According to our tradition and in harmony with an archetypal religious perception, ritual is not just a …
Orthodoxy Down Under
by Doru Costache To talk about Orthodoxy in Oceania is as difficult as on the worldwide scale. Various churches claim …
Bridging Faith and Science Contemplatively: An Early Christian Model
by Doru Costache If there is something representative of modern mentalities, it is compartmentalisation. The impact of this feature reaches …
The Cosmology of David Bohm
Doru Costache coauthored a journal article with Richard de Grijs, “The Cosmology of David Bohm: Scientific and Theological Significance.” The …
Theophany and Its Ethical Trace
Theophany and Its Ethical Trace: Christianity According to Father Nicolae Steinhardt by Bogdan G. Bucur (This text represents the author’s …
Creationism and Australia’s First Nations
by Doru Costache I don’t refer in public to private conversations, not usually, but since this one does not amount …