Education and Academia

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Save Kyiv Theological Academy
Education and Academia, Religion and Politics

Save Kyiv Theological Academy

Students of Kyiv Theological Academy In 2022, the Russian Federation began full-scale military aggression against Ukraine. There are already many thousands of victims in this terrible war, not only military, but also civilians.   The Ukrainian Orthodox Church took the side of the Ukrainian people from the very beginning of the war. Already on February 24,…

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The Church Meets in Volos <br><span style='color:#8D8381;font-size:18px;'>A Non-Academic’s Impressions of the Second IOTA Mega-Conference</span>
Education and Academia

The Church Meets in Volos
A Non-Academic’s Impressions of the Second IOTA Mega-Conference

by Fr. Jonathan Proctor | ελληνικά | Русский I arrived in Volos a day early so my family could get settled into our Airbnb and immediately felt a certain hesitation about the days ahead. As a priest of the Orthodox Church in America pastoring and preaching in a parochial, domesticated way for 30+ years, I…

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International Orthodox Theological Association Conference Opens in Volos
Education and Academia, Theology

International Orthodox Theological Association Conference Opens in Volos

ελληνικά On January 11, 2023, the second Mega-Conference of the International Orthodox Theological Association (IOTA) held its formal opening at the Volos Academy for Theological Studies. His Eminence Metropolitan Ignatius (Georgakopoulos) of Demetrias presided over Vespers at the Saints Constantine and Helen Church. In his welcome to the conference participants he said he was grateful…

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Should St. Vlad’s Campus Be Relocated, or Stay Where It Is?
Education and Academia

Should St. Vlad’s Campus Be Relocated, or Stay Where It Is?

 by Very Rev. Dr. Michael A. Meerson | български | ქართული | ελληνικά | Română | Српски The Board of Directors of St. Vladimir’s Seminary and, especially, its President, Father Chad Hatfield, must be commended for their constant labor to make the ends meet and thus to maintain the seminary. We must remember, however, that…

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How I Teach Atheism to Seminarians
Education and Academia, Theology

How I Teach Atheism to Seminarians

Decorum sometimes wrests from friends and family desultory queries about my job. They know I teach at a seminary, so they ask after my courses. “Mostly church history this semester,” I say. “Some modern philosophy, and a course on atheism.” “Atheism?” many balk. Others of more urbane sensibilities nod approvingly. “Well,” they say, “I suppose…

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Theology and Pseudo-Theology in the Digital Age
Education and Academia, Orthodoxy and Modernity

Theology and Pseudo-Theology in the Digital Age

by John A. Monaco | български | ქართული | Ελληνικά | Română | Русский | Српски There is little doubt that we are living in a “digital age,” an age characterized by a move to the virtual and the electronic. The COVID-19 pandemic simply accelerated this trajectory to the point of no return. From an…

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