Archives (2022)

September 2022

“The Russian World and the Hellenic World,” by Christopher Howell

“Thinking out Loud: In Response to the OCA’s Curbing of Intellectual Freedom,” by Rev. Dr. Isaac Skidmore

“Ethics in the Book of Nature: The Climate Crisis and Ecological Sin, Part 1,” by Chris Durante

“True Man: Kallistos of Oxford as Orthodoxy’s First Universal Teacher of the Global Age,” by Brandon Gallaher

August 2022

“Bishops and Pentecost,” by Very Rev. Dr. John A. Jillions

“Should the WCC Expel Patriarch Kirill?” by Andrew Louth

“Who Ate All the Pies? On Famine and Fasting,” by Natalia Doran

“Do the Gospels Really Worry about Supporting the Nuclear Family?” by Rev. Dr. John Chryssavgis

March 2022

“An Open Letter to the Synod of the Orthodox Church in America on the War in Ukraine,” by Archpriest Denis J. M. Bradley

“Woman of Peace, Temple of War,” by Matthew J. Milliner

“The Liturgical Consent to War,” by A. Edward Siecienski

Ukrainian Nationhood, Russkii Mir, and the Abuse of History,” by Thomas Bremer

Blessed Are the Peacemakers: Thinking Historically about Russian Orthodox Soft Diplomacy,” by Aram G. Sarkisian

“Patriarch Kirill, the ‘Russian World’ Myth, and Genocide,” by Jaroslav Skira

“A Declaration on the ‘Russian World’ (Russkii Mir) Teaching”

“When Putin Takes Revenge on His Own History,” by Assaad Elias Kattan

“Does Europe Have a Christian Basis for Activ”ely Supporting Ukraine against the Evil Attack?” by Fr. Bohdan Oghulchanskij

“The Worst of All Curses,” by Irina Paert

“Help Ukraine by Recognizing the OCU’s Autocephaly,” by Andreja Bogdanovsky

“Russian Orthodox Media Shows a House Divided Against Itself,” by Jacob Lassin

February 2022

“An Orthodox Christian Standing with Ukraine: Personal Reflections on Russia’s War on Ukraine,” by John Chryssavgis

“Patriarch Kirill and Vladimir Putin’s Two Wars,” by Sergei Chapnin

“Hitler and Putin: 1938 and 1922,” by Paul Gavrilyuk

“Jim Forest: My Mentor through Writings and Correspondence,” by Volkert Volkersz

“Christians in the Middle East: Towards Renewed Theological, Social, and Political Choices,” by Jennifer Griggs

“Ukrainian Occupation: Worse than a Crime, It’s a Mistake,” by Nicholas Sooy

“The Evangelical Theology of the Orthodox Church,” by Bradley Nassif

“Schism as a Stance of Nonexistence: The Moscow Patriarchate and New Lines in Orthodoxy,” by Heta Hurskainen

“Should St. Vlad’s Campus Be Relocated, Or Stay Where It Is?” by Very Rev. Dr. Michael A. Meerson

“What Happens When Scholars of Orthodoxy Write about White Christian Nationalism,” by Aram G. Sarkisian

“Russia’s Scramble for Africa and Its Church: The Geopolitical Perspective,” by Cyril Hovorun

January 2022

“A Charismatic Coptic Priest: Abouna Makary Younan (1934-2022),” by Febe Armanios

Blessed Are the Peacemakers: Remembering Jim Forest,” by Nicholas Sooy

“The Orthodox Church of Ukraine: Ecumenical Reception,” by Pavlo Smytsnyuk

“Pope Francis’s Engagement with the Orthodox,” by Pantelis Kalaitzidis

“Hope and the Ultimate Synthesis: Lessons from a Russian Orthodox Scientist, Part 3,” by Christopher Howell

“Inequality: Orthodox Christian Responses and Limitations,” by Efstathios Kessareas

“The Moral Conservative Wayback Machine and the Deeper Sense of the Closure of Memorial,” by Kristina Stoeckl

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