by Doru Costache The icon reproduced on this page, painted by an anonymous artist in the 15th century, is in …
Holism, Dynamism, and Integration: The Anthropological Thinking of Panayiotis Nellas
by Doru Costache The anthropological thinking of Panayiotis Nellas is as normative to me as that of Father Dumitru Stăniloae—the …
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 …
Terra Lucida or Free of the Mists of Confusion
by Doru Costache The project of an involved Christianity, which, according to Letter to Diognetus 6, corresponds to the workings of …
Why the Best Things Are the Most Defenceless
by Adam G Cooper Until recently, the tradition of western philosophy widely accepted as normative Aristotle’s definition of the human being …
What Should Orthodox Australians Learn from the Local Lutheran–Roman Catholic Dialogue?
by Doru Costache I take this as an opportunity to reflect on certain shortcomings of my own ecclesial tradition. Self-assessment …
Divine Presence, Synergy and Purpose
by Doru Costache I share with you a brief video recording taken during one of my last undergraduate lectures at …
Christian Perspectives on the Environment
by Doru Costache On Thursday, 12 May 2016, I participated in a seminar, Christian Perspectives on the Environment, organised at St …
Drawing Indoors the Line of Division
by Doru Costache Second century Christians faced external pressures that largely related to their self-representation. They defined themselves as bearers …